Hello, I have EViews 11 student version on mac and wonder how I can get an updated table incl. standard errors, t-statistics, and probability (ref. attached image1)?
I assume that the model directly estimates with 0.95 CI - however, I want to run it with 0.90 CI as I found out (by giving 0.9 as "Confidence Intervals" under "Coefficient Diagnostics" menu) that one of my independent variable has turned into "statistically significant", which was not the case for 0.95 CI. Thus, I would have complete table view for 0.9 CI.
Thanks!
Updated Probabilities in Random Effect Modeling w.r.t Confidence Intervals
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Updated Probabilities in Random Effect Modeling w.r.t Confidence Intervals
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Re: Updated Probabilities in Random Effect Modeling w.r.t Confidence Intervals
The size of the confidence intervals don't have any effect on estimation.
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Re: Updated Probabilities in Random Effect Modeling w.r.t Confidence Intervals
Thanks for the reply - however, now I am little confused. The papers I am reading have showed variant results for different p's (respectively CIs) in regressions (see attached image). Am I reading or thinking wrong?
Any help will be appreciated, thanks.
Any help will be appreciated, thanks.
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Re: Updated Probabilities in Random Effect Modeling w.r.t Confidence Intervals
All they are doing is marking which coefficients have certain p-values. Just like what you could do from the last column of the output you posted earlier.
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Re: Updated Probabilities in Random Effect Modeling w.r.t Confidence Intervals
Apologies if I am asking too dumb questions. Based on what you have stated, do I end up with below statements based on attached report?
- p<0.05: coeff and SE of addedcult are -4.5123 and 1.4126, respectively
- p<0.05: coeff and SE of addedgeo are 0.2526 and 0.0934, respectively
- p<0.001: coeff and SE of debt are 17.4461 and 1.8596, respectively
- p<0.05: coeff and SE of addedcult are -4.5123 and 1.4126, respectively
- p<0.05: coeff and SE of addedgeo are 0.2526 and 0.0934, respectively
- p<0.001: coeff and SE of debt are 17.4461 and 1.8596, respectively
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