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Discrete Choice (Binary, Poisson and Ordered) Models with Random Parameters

v0.3-6 · Mar 10, 2023 · GPL (>= 2)
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An implementation of simulated maximum likelihood method for the estimation of Binary (Probit and Logit), Ordered (Probit and Logit) and Poisson models with random parameters for cross-sectional and longitudinal data as presented in Sarrias (2016) <doi:10.18637/jss.v074.i10>.

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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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   159 |  \code{ranp}. If the parameters are assumed to be normally distributed \eqn{\beta_i ~ N(\beta, \Sigma)}, then the random parameter are constructed as: \deqn{\beta_{ir}=\beta+L\omega_{ir}} where \eqn{LL'=\Sigma} and \eqn{\omega_{ir}} is the {r}-th draw from standard normal distribution for individual \eqn{i}. 
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