[Limdep Nlogit List] Plotting b from RPL model

[William Greene]

Jason.  First, the beta has to be one of the random parameters.  The model
results
display the betas and the sigmas for the RPs.  Suppose the beta is called
bx1 in the
results and the value given is 0.0789. Suppose also the standard deviation
is given
and the value given is 0.0245.  Then the beta is normally distributed with
mean 0.0789
and standard deviation 0.0245.  You can simulate the estimated distribution
with
CREATE ; Beta1Sim = Rnn(0.0789,0.0245) $
Then
KERNEL ; Rhs = Beta1Sim $
See the manual for labeling options.
Regards
Bill Greene

On Tue, Nov 1, 2022 at 7:34 PM Jason Ong via Limdep <
limdep at mailman.sydney.edu.au> wrote:

> I ran an RPL model and would like to visually display the spread of betas
> (coefficients)
> How do I call on specific betas?
> From reading the Textbook, I came up with
> kernel; rhs=b$
> I have 10 betas in my model but not sure how to pick a specific beta to
> display?
> thanks for your help
>
>
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