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6.2 The Multinomial Logit Model We now consider models for the probabilities ˇ ij. In particular, we would like to consider models where these probabilities depend on a vector x i of covariates associated with the i-th individual or group. In terms of our example, we would like to model how the probabilities of being sterilized,
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