The default setting is to use "one" tau to fix the estimates. But users may want to specify different taus for the subgroups of respondents or the subsets of profile-pair combinations. We should allow users to allow more than one "tau" -- e.g., "tau" for male respondents and "tau" for female respondents. Estimate AMCEs/MMs for the two different subgroups of respondents, fix them using our method, and then pool data to calculate the overall fixed AMCEs/MMs.
yhoriuchi
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1 year ago
The default setting is to use "one" tau to fix the estimates. But users may want to specify different taus for the subgroups of respondents or the subsets of profile-pair combinations. We should allow users to allow more than one "tau" -- e.g., "tau" for male respondents and "tau" for female respondents. Estimate AMCEs/MMs for the two different subgroups of respondents, fix them using our method, and then pool data to calculate the overall fixed AMCEs/MMs.