Dear all,
I ran a labelled design with 3 alts. and an opt-out that states "not interested" with no further attributes.
When I run the data in Stata's MNL what values do I need to put into the opt-out row under the columns of the the attributes?
Zeros? missing values? (in that case Stata ignores this obs. anyway) or should I insert only the three alts. row and omit the opt-out row at all?
Best regards,
Anat
estimation issue regardining the 'opt-out'
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Re: estimation issue regardining the 'opt-out'
This is a Stata question, not an Ngene question. I am afraid I am not a State user, so I have no idea what input Stata requires. Perhaps anyone else reading this forum?
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Re: estimation issue regardining the 'opt-out'
Yes, I guessed it's a Stata question... but Stata's list not very responsive.. so I just hope someone will have an idea...
Thanks anyway,
Anat
Thanks anyway,
Anat
Re: estimation issue regardining the 'opt-out'
I guess it depends on what the opt out is -
ie what are people choosing between and what does the opt out represent?
Is it products and the opt out is a "none of these"?
In that case I would have zeros for attribute levels and ASC dummy coded to 1 for that option.
If its management options or policies, then the opt out might be the status quo (SQ).
In that case I would use SQ attribute levels and an ASC dummy coded to 1 for that option.
Dan
ie what are people choosing between and what does the opt out represent?
Is it products and the opt out is a "none of these"?
In that case I would have zeros for attribute levels and ASC dummy coded to 1 for that option.
If its management options or policies, then the opt out might be the status quo (SQ).
In that case I would use SQ attribute levels and an ASC dummy coded to 1 for that option.
Dan