gllamm fits generalized linear latent and mixed models. These models include Multilevel generalized linear regression models (extensions of the simple random intercept models that may be fitted in Stata using xtreg, xtlogit, xtpois to include multilevel and random coefficient models), Multilevel factor models and Multilevel structural equation models. The latent variables (or random effects) can be assumed to have a multivariate normal distribution or to be discrete allowing nonparametric maximum likelihood estimation. The common links and families of generalized linear models are available and responses can be of mixed type including continuous, censored, discrete, dichotomous, ordered categorical and unordered categorical. The version of gllamm (gllamm6) described in STB-53, (sg129, p47-57) does not incorporate many of the features outlined above. This is version 2.3.13 of the software (Nov 2006). A manual in PDF form is available from the SSC archive via web browser.
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Software component provided by Boston College Department of Economics in its series Statistical Software Components with number
S401701.
Size: Programming language: Stata Requires: Stata version 6.0 Date of creation: 16 Dec 1999 Date of revision:
13 Nov 2006 Handle: RePEc:boc:bocode:s401701
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