Multilevel binary logistic regression using Stata syntax (supplemental demo; March 2020)

[@parthibane1]

Thank you very much, Mike... Have learnt a lot from your videos on MLM... regards...

[@beneberuteferra1870]

Thank you very much, very clear!

[@mikecrowson2462]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MAX-ho6wg]

Hi Mike, Thanks a lot. I am learning a lot from you. One day I will also be like you.

[@nishatfami]

Hiii.Mike....do we use xtmelogit function for the same purpose....are they both the same?

[@shresthasaha9281]

Hi, Mike thanks a lot for the video. can you provide a video on multinomial (more than two categories in the output variable) multilevel modeling? I was trying to learn on my own however, I am not getting enough resources. thanks

[@ninahammond5689]

I would really appreciate this too!!

[@jhndrmwn]

What is the difference between xtmelogit and melogit?

[@nishatfami]

hiii....i have the same doubt....have you got an idea?

[@zhipengzhou9131]

hi mike, is there any way to run multilevel multinomial regression using stata?

[@dilhanthasamaratunga6800]

hi when I run the multilevel model I get an error "initial values not feasible". how can I resolve it ?

[@omphilemolefi3379]

Hi make how do you know which variable should fall under level 1 e.g like class

[@mdrokibulhasan7358]

Hi Mike
How to check the model assumptions of a multilevel binary logistic random intercept model?
Can you please post a video on that? Or if you have any such videos can you please provide me with a link?
I need this very much. If anybody can help, please guide me.
Best Regards

[@tawilk]

is there a way to get average marginal effects from this type of regression?

[@PumpernickelBread25]

margins, dydx(*)

[@tawilk]

@@PumpernickelBread25 I get error messages when trying to do that. that's how you'd normally run AME for most regressions. ML doesn't support it, so I was hoping there could be a syntax workaround to producing them.