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DPB: gretl function to estimate dynamic binary models for panel data

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  • Claudia Pigini

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MATLAB

Abstract

This routine estimates dynamic binary models for panel data

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  • Claudia Pigini, 2015. "DPB: gretl function to estimate dynamic binary models for panel data," Statistical Software Components GR00001, Boston College Department of Economics.
    • Handle: RePEc:boc:bocode:gr00001
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