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Hello George,

Thank you very much for your very fast and helpful reply again.

As always, I highly appreciate your reply and the great variety of features in (run)mlwin! :)

I managed to estimate several equations simultaneously and am now facing a new problem.
It would be awesome if you could ...

Hello everyone,

is it possible to use runmlwin to estimate multiple equations simultaneously?

1. Seemingly unrelated equations

I'd like to estimate a model that consists of several regression equations, each having its own dependent variable and potentially different sets of exogenous ...

Hi George,

Thank you so much for this fast and very helpful response!
It works perfectally!

I'd like to mention a little problem that I could solve on my own because others may find this helpful.

One of my clusters contains 15 agents (1-15). Initially, I got missing values for the predicted ...

Hello everybody,

I'm running a MCMC logit model with crossed random effects.
Is there a way to give out the particular random effect and to predict the effects as if I were using a fixed-effects approach?

I have groups of different people using random effects but would also like to get more ...

Hello everybody,

I'm running a multilevel logit model with crossed-random effects using runmlwin.

I would like to let Stata calculate the Area Under the ROC curve afterwards as explained here: http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/faq/roc.htm
using the lroc, nograph command. Similiarly, there is a ...

Hello,

I would like to fit a multilevel model with binary responses and a crossed effect.
My data is structured as follows: level1: approx. 800 loans, level2: 700 borrowers, level3: crossed effects because borrowers can be clustered by 15 agents or 20 regions.

I declare a fourth level, create ...