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One model is "nested" in another if it is a constrained version of it. Nested models can be compared with a likelihood-ratio test. Use this tag for questions about comparing non-nested models too.
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How to use mlogit for models where there are no choice specific variables
Suppose one wants to model choice of product among two cellphones and two colors, but cellphone 1 only comes in red or green while cellphone 2 only comes in blue or black. So there is a nesting in the …
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