Hi Alix,
1. Yes Ngene can handle interactions between dummy coded variables. The correct utility specification in this case would be for example:
U(car_driver) = b0 + ... + b_pass.dummy[0.3] * passenger[0,1] + b_gender[0.1] * passenger.dummy[1] * pass_gender[0,1]
Assume pass_gender[1] = female ...
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Dummy variables and interactions + sample size
Dear Ngene team,
First of all, I would like to apologize if these questions have already been asked. I am fairly new to Ngene and did not find answers in topics I read on the forum.
1. Interaction-with-dummies question
I would like to know how can I model my utility function in Ngene if I have ...
First of all, I would like to apologize if these questions have already been asked. I am fairly new to Ngene and did not find answers in topics I read on the forum.
1. Interaction-with-dummies question
I would like to know how can I model my utility function in Ngene if I have ...