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Have a look the readings and slides (and the Mlwin practical) of Fiona Steele on this website: http://www.ccsr.ac.uk/qmss/summer/Paris09/info4.shtml. But note that for most basic survival analysis applications the Stata capabilities are sufficient, see for instance the books by Blossfeld et al ...

Yes, it's very much possible to do discrete-time survival analysis with runmlwin.

I am interested in obtaining confidence intervals for the sum of the empirical Bayes residuals plus the overall regression coefficient after fitting a random coefficient model.

Specifically, I'm fitting a model similar to this one:

use "http://www.bristol.ac.uk/cmm/media/runmlwin/tutorial.dta ...

Dear Chris, thank you very much, this indeed solves the problem. Also, thanks for pointing out the mlnscript.exe option. I was not yet aware of this possibility, but I have a strong feeling that this will make working with -runmlwin- easier.

Dear all:

I'm using Stata 12, Mlwin 2.28, and the current version of -runmlwin-. I'm trying to run a multivariate logit model with 2 binary outcomes, two/three levels (individuals nested in 28 countries plus the outcome level), and about 450,000 individuals. When I run my syntax, Mlwin gives me the ...

Hi George

Has that problem really been fixed in the current version? Because I think I ran into the same problem:

runmlwin (total_cholesterol cons, equation(1)) ///
(systolic_blood_pressure cons, equation(2)) ///
(age, equation(1/2)), ///
level1(id: (cons, equation(1)) (cons, equation(2 ...