Negative binomial model with endogenous stratification in SPSS/NLOGIT?

11 November 2014 1 7K Report

I have some data for a travel cost application and I would like to use the variant of the negative binomial model that accounts for endogenous stratification. I know that for STATA there is the gnbstrat package... but I don´t have STATA!

Johnny Moons

Maybe you can use R, with the COUNT package (its free)

http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/COUNT/COUNT.pdf

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