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Forgot to write that; I've tried only level 2, with and without batch, nopause, regular GUI (menus) and so on. I'll send you a dropbox link by email Chris, thanks

Apologies for flooding the forum, but I've met an error when requesting residuals for level 1 and level 2 in a normally distributed strictly hierarchical model. It only says "MLwiN has stopped working" or with runmlwin 's batch: "MLNScript has stopped working". Also tried experim...

Hi experts I have >15% missing data in my continuous multilevel model; missing at independent variables at all levels but not the dependent variable on level 1. Paul Allison writes that Full-Information Maximum Likelihood has advantages compared with multiple imputation for single-level models. MLwi...

In case others are having challenge#1 above, the pv module in Stata can be used with runmlwin. With some minor tweaks to the pv ado file it works like a charm. pv, pv(SCI*) pv1(MAT*): runmlwin @pv @1pv cons SEX AGE SES, level3(SCHOOLID: cons) level2(CLASSID: cons) level1(STUDID: cons) nopause batch ...

Hi all There isn't much literature out there on centring in models with 3 or more levels. My model is continuous Y on level 1, with fixed effects predictors at all 4 levels (no random effects in my study). My main interest is a predictor on level 2. Levels are students -> classes -> schools -> count...

Hi Chris et al I also get the same bug as above, (Could not load plugin .... Using MLwiN 2.30, Stata 13.1, runmlwin is updated and I dog get my results from MLwiN, but the warning "getversion plugin could not be loaded" arises each time. Is this just a nuisance or will I continue to get ev...

Hi Chris et al. Is it possible to advocate for additions and prioritization for your (probably big) to-do list? 1. First and foremost, which should not be too difficult to implement: Selecting variables which are a set of plausible values (this exists in PISA, TIMSS, PIRLS, etc). The quick and dirty...

Sorry, seems my emf pictures were discarded. Sorry about the unweildy graph size: Predictions main.jpg Actually, my question can be generalized to all predicted lines (not just repeated measures) when I think about it. I should be more precise (and general) in my question: I want an overall best of ...

Hi all So I have connected prediction lines for repeated measures (longitudinal) data (persons) and managed to graph these nicely. However, I was looking for a best fit line option for all these lines. This exists in Stata's xtline function, which I could use; however, Stata insists on colouring eac...