Dear all,
for a twolevel model, my research hypotheses suggest that not only the effect of a level-1 variable is moderated by a level-2 variable, but also the residuals of this crosslevel interaction term may be a function of a level-2 variable.
Stated differently, I am interested not only in modeling the expected mean of the level-1 random slope (which is the familiar cross-level interaction), but also its residual variance, or heteroscedasticity.
Could such a mean and dispersion model be fitted using the Mlwin software? Could this be done via the graphical user interface?
Best,
Tino
Modeling Heteroscedasticity
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Re: Modeling Heteroscedasticity
It might be worth reading through chapter 7 of the MLwiN user guide (http://www.bristol.ac.uk/cmm/software/m ... al-web.pdf) to see whether this covers the kind of model that you are interested in, as this seems closest to what you describe.