In my dependent variable, four categories are there. I already have found the regression result of mprobit. Although, I had run a syntax:
mfx, predict(p outcome(4)) varlist(_all), but I got result with value like 0.00000083. Is this result is fine? or any other command is there in STATA.
Please help me!!!
Try multinomial logistic regression and see if that works. My guess is you are using the wrong type of regression. If my suggestion works then try multinomial probit regression and see which is working the best. Apologies for knowing nothing about Stata..D. Booth
BTW what do you mean by getting a result with .... What does that mean? Best wishes David Booth
Shiba Shankar Pattayat Your variables having marginal effects close to zero. Don't worry about it, you just need to justify your result. What would be the reason, so it is close to zero? Correct me, If I am not wrong. Best wishes.
Thank you Sandeep Kumar Tiwari for your response. But the values are consists of a large number of decimal points otherwise it's fine. If you have any other syntax for the estimation of marginal effect after the multinomial probit model, please share it with me.
Shiba Shankar Pattayat Try syntax margins.
Syntax for margins
margins [marginlist] [, options]
margins [marginlist] , predict(statistic ...) [predict(statistic ...) ...] [options]
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