Probit and Logit Models in Stata

[@srijithkannan7942]

I want to thank you so much for posting these and explaining so clearly. These are so immensely helpful, Im a PhD acct student and its helping a lot with the data analysis side of it for stata. Usually all the guides are for SAS so this is great!

[@linthasaleem6398]

Thank you Ms. Katchova! Your explanations are very clear and makes econometrics simple. These videos have been extremely helpful.

[@wasafisafi612]

I want to take this opportunity to thank you from the bottom of my heart for posting this video. It helps me a lot. I am master student in Epidemiology and biostatistics. Your explanations are so clear. Thank you very much

[@kevinochieng9855]

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[@nihalhasan783]

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[@habtambelaynew5490]

Thank you for your explanation.

[@josecaceres7280]

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[@halahalattas3852]

YOU ARE AMAZING!!! truly like your videos and your smooth explanations. I would greatly appreciate it if you could address my question. People often discuss other tests that supposedly measure the overall goodness of fit after logistic regression, such as the Lemeshow-Hosmer test and Pearson test. However, the results from these tests conflict with the high R-squared values and sensitivity tests. I am curious to know which method or goodness of fit test is considered more preferable after the logit.

[@theordinarydiary625]

Thank you