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Hi John, this is a great package! Much faster and stable compared to the other R packages for mixed logits. Is it possible to extract the intercept for the estimated model (or a method to specify it as a parameter)?
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Thanks! It's still a work in progress, but it's starting to get more stable now. I'm currently improving the prediction functions, which will eventually just be a predict() method for logitr class objects (models estimated using logitr).
Anyway, unless I'm misunderstanding your question, you should not have an intercept in the model. For categorical variables, one level should be set as the reference level (see here for example).
Hi John, this is a great package! Much faster and stable compared to the other R packages for mixed logits. Is it possible to extract the intercept for the estimated model (or a method to specify it as a parameter)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: