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Hi all!
I have a econometrics question. Say one was using a bivariate probit( 1 and 0). One of the outomes ,say 1, is 5% of the population. The other 95% of the population is zeroes.
The estimation worked safe. But the predictions came out awful. The event capture is very low..or can safely say negligble.
Could somebody suggest a way out of this problem?
thanks
naveen.
I have a econometrics question. Say one was using a bivariate probit( 1 and 0). One of the outomes ,say 1, is 5% of the population. The other 95% of the population is zeroes.
The estimation worked safe. But the predictions came out awful. The event capture is very low..or can safely say negligble.
Could somebody suggest a way out of this problem?
thanks
naveen.
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Try pi times infinity squared. Then cube root it to find its maximum, and then rotate by 180 degrees and bobs your uncle, you have a totally useless answer!
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