i believe the huge matrix is the working correlation matrix, which the gee
package now chooses to output in summary, so it doesn't seem strictly like
a zelig issue. although the zelig version does display an extra long call
function in the output, which may need to be fixed.
On Wed, Apr 24, 2013 at 6:44 PM, dustin tingley <dtingley(a)gov.harvard.edu>wrote;wrote:
Hi-
when I run summary on this model output, I just get this giant set of
matrices rather than the summary of the model.
r3<-zelig(wrongright3~mean.firstatt , model="probit.gee", robust=TRUE,
id="student", corstr = "exchangeable", data=m)
Further, the sim function still appears to not support case wise deletion
of missing data...it just throws an error that doesn't tell you that that
is what the problem is.
Dustin
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