Closed Erfanit64 closed 3 years ago
The JM_imp()
function fits joint models for longitudinal (panel) and time-to-event data, however, it can currently not yet handle multinomial longitudinal variables. If your setting does not involve a time-to-event outcome you probably should use mlogitmm()
instead.
What exactly is your setting?
Hi,
I came across your project and find JM_imp() function that was explained as "joint model for longitudinal and survival data". However, I couldn't execute it on a unbalanced panel data with dependent variable being a 3 categories outcome variable. I appreciate it if you could demonstrate JM_imp() on a similar example (unbalanced longitudinal multinomial logit model).
Thanks. Erfan