KEINTZ@PENNDRLS.BITNET (Mark Keintz) (02/07/90)
MLOGIT and MPROBIT are sold by Salford Systems, (California), whose address I have forgotten. But I haven't forgotten that you have to bring them lots of money. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Mark Keintz PHONE: 215/898-6713 Computer Group Mgr BITNET: KEINTZ@PENNDRLS Population Studies Ctr. INTERNET: KEINTZ@PENNDRLS.UPENN.EDU Univ of Penn/6298 3718 Locust Walk Philadelphia, PA 19104-6290
JKELLEY@UGA.BITNET (F.J.Kelley) (02/07/90)
Anyone know whether MLOGIT and MPROBIT will work under SAS 6.06 ? -- after hearing that PROC SYNCSORT won't... --Joe Kelley
HIS@NIHCU.BITNET (Howard Schreier) (02/07/90)
> MLOGIT and MPROBIT are sold by Salford Systems, (California), > whose address I have forgotten. But I haven't forgotten that > you have to bring them lots of money. > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- From a reference in Dan Steinberg's SUGI 13 paper (pp. 1017-1018 in the proceedings): Salford Systems 3672 Caminito Cielo Delmar San Diego CA 92130
TEJERA@BARUCH.BITNET (Philip Tejera) (02/08/90)
On Wed, 7 Feb 90 08:11:11 EST F.J.Kelley said: >Anyone know whether MLOGIT and MPROBIT will work under SAS 6.06 ? >-- after hearing that PROC SYNCSORT won't... >--Joe Kelley These questions need to be formulated better. The third party vendor products mentioned naturally won't work unchanged, since SAS is being internally changed. The question is whether the vendors will update their products, or whether SAS will provide an interface so that procedures written in other languages using old conventions will work. There is also a third possibility, which is the appropriate answer in the case of Mlogit and Mprobit, namely that SAS may provide new Procs that perform these analyses. Indeed, there is already a new Probit procedure in PC/SAS v. 6.03, and SAS staff at a recent meeting I attended assured us that a new procedure for logits will be available soon under version 6. I believe it will do multinomial logits. Meantime (and it is has been an AGGRAVATINGLY LONG TIME waiting for mainframe v. 6) I use LIMDEP for such analyses.