Hi,
Thanks for your answer
Yes I checked this and they are doing exactly what I am doing
The only thing that could be added to what I've mentioned is the heckit option
But this does not tell me how to get access to the lambda and the sigma
For instance, if I should compute another variable that is depending of the lambda of the estimation,
how I should access to lambda in the code?
Moreover, I tried to replicate the results obtained with stata and they differ
I do not understand why
I ran the two regressions with exactly the same dataset and I obtained different results
proc qlim data=dtest;
model varex = var1 var2 var3/discrete;
model varex2 = var2 var4 var5 select(varex=1);
nloptions maxiter=4000000;
run;
I also tried with the heckit option
proc qlim data=dtest heckit ;
model varex = var1 var2 var3/discrete;
model varex2 = var2 var4 var5 select(varex=1);
nloptions maxiter=4000000;
run;
and I am still obtaining different results than with stata and the following code:
heckman varex2 = var2 var4 var5 if varex == 1, select(var1 var2 var3)
Many thanks if someone has any idea