In LIMDEP, how do I include an intercept term in regression models?
In regression models, LIMDEP does not by default include an intercept
term. Thus, you must explicitly specify the intercept term by
including the variable ONE in the list of independent
variables.
Consider the following example of regressing GNP on investment and inflation:
REGRESS;LHS=gnp;RHS=ONE,invest,inflate$
In the above example, LHS (left-hand-side) specifies the
dependent variable, while RHS (right-hand-side) lists the
independent variables including the intercept term.
If you are using menus, in the variable list in the dialog box, click
ONE.
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Last modified on November 14, 2007.






