In many situations dependent variable in a regression equation is not continual, but discrete choice. Modeling in such situations includes cases when dependent variable takes only two values as well as cases when the choice has to be made between few possibilities. All the models can be basically classified as linear and nonlinear. The linear probability model allows simple estimation of the parameters and interpretation of the results. Besides the model with dichotomous dependent variable, in the article is presented the model with replicated data and the model with polytomous dependent variables
AbstractThe latent variable and generalized linear modelling approaches do not provide a systematic ...
In this lecture we study selection models. Typically they consist of two equations, one outcome equa...
We propose a model particularly suitable for modeling the relationship between a dependent variable ...
In many situations dependent variable in a regression equation is not continual, but discrete choice...
In the present work we study discrete and limited dependent variables. We begin with binary dependen...
Linear models are a type of mathematical model commonly used by statisticians in order to capture th...
. A general linear model can be written as Y = XB 0 + U , where Y is an N \Theta p matrix of obser...
Linear Probability Model (LPM) is commonly used because it is easy to compute and interpret than wit...
Introduction and OverviewThe Nature of Limited Dependent VariablesOverview of GLMsEstimation Methods...
Linear models have been proved to be inappropriate for the analysis of a dichotomous variable. There...
This work is devoted to the description of linear, logistic, ordinal and multinominal regression mod...
Regression is the branch of Statistics in which a dependent variable of interest is modelled as a li...
The mathematical framework for statistical decision theory is provided by the theory of probability ...
• Simple Linear Regression (introduced in Ch. 7) – Fit a linear model relating the value of an depen...
The likelihood of a set of binary dependent outcomes, with or without explanatory variables, is expr...
AbstractThe latent variable and generalized linear modelling approaches do not provide a systematic ...
In this lecture we study selection models. Typically they consist of two equations, one outcome equa...
We propose a model particularly suitable for modeling the relationship between a dependent variable ...
In many situations dependent variable in a regression equation is not continual, but discrete choice...
In the present work we study discrete and limited dependent variables. We begin with binary dependen...
Linear models are a type of mathematical model commonly used by statisticians in order to capture th...
. A general linear model can be written as Y = XB 0 + U , where Y is an N \Theta p matrix of obser...
Linear Probability Model (LPM) is commonly used because it is easy to compute and interpret than wit...
Introduction and OverviewThe Nature of Limited Dependent VariablesOverview of GLMsEstimation Methods...
Linear models have been proved to be inappropriate for the analysis of a dichotomous variable. There...
This work is devoted to the description of linear, logistic, ordinal and multinominal regression mod...
Regression is the branch of Statistics in which a dependent variable of interest is modelled as a li...
The mathematical framework for statistical decision theory is provided by the theory of probability ...
• Simple Linear Regression (introduced in Ch. 7) – Fit a linear model relating the value of an depen...
The likelihood of a set of binary dependent outcomes, with or without explanatory variables, is expr...
AbstractThe latent variable and generalized linear modelling approaches do not provide a systematic ...
In this lecture we study selection models. Typically they consist of two equations, one outcome equa...
We propose a model particularly suitable for modeling the relationship between a dependent variable ...