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Contrasts using multinomial logistic |
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Anonymous posted on Saturday, January 08, 2005 - 11:21 am
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Hi, I wish to perform a multinomial logistic regression using Type = Complex. I created a 5 level MANIFEST and nominal DV (0-5) and have categorical and continuous manifest predictors. I know that the 0 level will automatically become my reference group and understand the code to obtain this analysis. I, however, wish to examine contrasts. For example, level (1 and 2 collapsed) vs. level (3 and 4 collapsed); level (3 and 4 collapsed) vs. level (0,1,and 2 collapsed). I was wondering how I would run these contrasts. Also, I know if you are using latent classes you can receive odds ratio estimates by specifying a tech option. Is there a tech option to receive OR for a manifest nominal dv analysis? Thanks! |
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bmuthen posted on Saturday, January 08, 2005 - 5:26 pm
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These contrasts and ORs are not currently printed out. Something to put on our list. This can be computed from the output, but it takes effort. |
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I ran a multinominal SEM model, I have a categorical outcome predicted by latent factors. How do I caculate the Odd's Ratio in this case. |
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I don't think the fact that the covariates are latent changes how the odds ratio is computed. |
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Going back to the 1/8/05 post, how can ORs be computed from the output of multinomial regression? Are there instructions in the May, 2006 manual? |
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Yes, see chapter 13. |
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