Model Estimation and Analysis: Binary Choice Models
Binary choice
- Functional forms: probit, logit, extreme value (complementary log log), Gompertz, Burr, linear
- Proportions data: minimum chi-squared and MLE
- Marginal effects
- Standard errors by delta method
- Effects for dummy variables
- Effects evaluated at means and specified configurations
- Marginal effects by strata
- Numerous fit measures - tabulations of predictions
- Predicted probabilities: adjustable threshold for predictions
- Choice based sampling corrections
- Robust covariance matrices, cluster, sandwich
- Weights
- Linear restrictions: impose or test
- LM tests for specifications
- Heteroscedasticity
- Missing variables
- LR, Wald tests for restrictions
- Heteroscedastic probit or logit models
- ML estimation
- LM tests
- Marginal effects
- Two step estimation: use previous results or pass results to another estimator
- Semiparametric
- Klein and Spady
- Maximum score
- Nonparametric regression
- Panel data
- Random effects - quadrature or simulation
- Unconditional fixed effects one and two way (fit up to 20,000 dummy variable coefficients)
- Random parameters
- Latent class
- Conditional logit fixed effects
- LR and LM tests for effects
Bivariate probit
- Individual or proportions data
- Marginal effects
- Predictions
- Partial observability models (Abowd, Poirier, Meng/Schmidt)
- Choice based sampling
- Restrictions, LM and LR
- Sample selection model
- Panel data, random parameters, random effects
- Simultaneous equations
Multivariate probit
- Up to 20 equations - GHK simulator
- Marginal effects
- Restrictions and tests of restrictions
- Sample selection model