Ordered logit - interpretation of fitted vs. actual
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2014 1:27 am
Hi,
I tried for the first time an ordered logit estimation in Eviews, and I don't understand the fitted vs. actual ("resids") graph. I'm using Eviews7, you can find the file attached. There, in page Untitled1 I have equation EQ01_MOD. On the resids graph it seems like the fit is quite ok, fitting and even overestimating most of the peaks. However looking at prediction evaluation (or at probabilities extracted from the equation) there is very poor fit of high levels of dependend variable. Can you explain me what is the mechanism behind this? Should I look at the graph or only at predictions?
I tried for the first time an ordered logit estimation in Eviews, and I don't understand the fitted vs. actual ("resids") graph. I'm using Eviews7, you can find the file attached. There, in page Untitled1 I have equation EQ01_MOD. On the resids graph it seems like the fit is quite ok, fitting and even overestimating most of the peaks. However looking at prediction evaluation (or at probabilities extracted from the equation) there is very poor fit of high levels of dependend variable. Can you explain me what is the mechanism behind this? Should I look at the graph or only at predictions?