[CM] Choice Models - Stata
[CM] nlogit Nested logit regression The following commands fit models for rank-ordered alternatives: [CM] cmrologit Rank-ordered logit choice model [CM] cmroprobit Rank-ordered probit choice model The following command fits models for discrete choices in panel data: [CM] cmxtmixlogit Panel-data mixed logit choice model Postestimation
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