Regression with a Binary Dependent Variable - Chapter 9
Ordered logit or probit. I Discrete Choice Data, e.g., mode of travel. Characteristics of choice, chooser, and interaction. Multinomial logit or probit, I Can sometimes convert to several binary problems. I Censored and Truncated Regression Models. Tobit or sample selection models.
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