WARNING: The maximum likelihood estimates for the logistic regression model might not exist. The maximum likelihood estimates are based on the last maximum likelihood iteration.
When sample size incrased to, i.e. N=1,040,000 with same set of codes, the following warning sign appears but still produces result:
WARNING: The maximum likelihood estimates for the logistic regression model might not exist. The maximum likelihood estimates are based on the last maximum likelihood iteration.
Again increased sample size to: N=1,164,000, it is still working with warning sign.
WARNING: The maximum likelihood estimates for the logistic regression model might not exist. The maximum likelihood estimates are based on the last maximum likelihood iteration.
Again increased sample size to: N=1,286,000 it is still working with warning sign.
WARNING: The maximum likelihood estimates for the logistic regression model might not exist. The maximum likelihood estimates are based on the last maximum likelihood iteration.
The magic number for not working the procedure is somewhat close to: 1,289,000 (rounded) but greater than 1,286,000.
Not sure what to make of it. Any suggestions appriciated!
Thx,
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