A Stata Plugin for Estimating Group-Based Trajectory ...
Mar 29, 2013 · Joint Trajectory Model The joint model uses the options shown above with a “2” suffix to specify the second model in the joint trajectory model e.g. model2(cnorm) etc. Miscellaneous start( matrix) parameter start values to override default start values. The detail option will show the minimization iterations. Trajplot Syntax
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