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ams posted on Wednesday, August 24, 2005 - 11:20 am
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Is it ever problematic to add iterations so that the model converges? For example, if the model requires some 8000 iterations to finally converge, is that bad? |
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No, it is not bad. |
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Hello, could you please explain to me in two to three sentences what the following info in my output means (or give me a hint, where to find it in your book)? NO CONVERGENCE. SERIOUS PROBLEMS IN ITERATIONS. CHECK YOUR DATA, STARTING VALUES AND MODEL. I already tried absurdly high iteration numbers myself (although I stopped trying as soon as I reached 5000). Reading what you wrote in this thread, I will try some more but IŽd still like to really better understand what it is, that tries to converge and what I try to give a better chance to for being able to converge. kindest regards and thanks in advance |
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This could be due to several things. See pages 415-416 of the user's guide for some suggestions. If this does not help, please send your output and license number to support@statmodel.com. |
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