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independent variable reference group

allisonlixiao
Hi, everyone
I am running a multnomial logistic regression using a mix of cont. and cat. variables. One of the variable has three categories and the values are 0, 1 and 2. In the notes of the parameter estimate table it shows th parameter of both "0" category and "2" category are set to zero because they are is redundant. Does that mean SPSS used bot as reference groups? this does not make sense to me and probably indicates some problem of my data. Can someone explain this to me? Thank you!
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Re: independent variable reference group

Bruce Weaver
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Can you provide a small data set that illustrates the problem?  


allisonlixiao wrote
Hi, everyone
I am running a multnomial logistic regression using a mix of cont. and cat. variables. One of the variable has three categories and the values are 0, 1 and 2. In the notes of the parameter estimate table it shows th parameter of both "0" category and "2" category are set to zero because they are is redundant. Does that mean SPSS used bot as reference groups? this does not make sense to me and probably indicates some problem of my data. Can someone explain this to me? Thank you!
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Re: independent variable reference group

Maguin, Eugene
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I don't understand this either. Would you (somehow) post the syntax and the estimates table, including the subscripted notes.

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Hi, everyone
I am running a multnomial logistic regression using a mix of cont. and cat.
variables. One of the variable has three categories and the values are 0, 1 and 2. In the notes of the parameter estimate table it shows th parameter of both "0" category and "2" category are set to zero because they are is redundant. Does that mean SPSS used bot as reference groups? this does not make sense to me and probably indicates some problem of my data. Can someone explain this to me? Thank you!



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