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Sample: Panel-Data-Analysis-PDA-Mixed_Model_Rejting-Beta.pdf


Sample: Panel-Data-Analysis-PDA-Mixed_Model_Rejting-Beta.pdf

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za  Rejting i Beta

No Predictors in the Model   iz fajla:xxxxxxxxxxx-PDA-Moodys_Beta-2kG1107-No_Predictors.xlsx

.....

Centered Beta as a Fixed and Random Effect in the Model

iz fajla Jelena-PDA-Moodys_Beta-2kG1107--Fixed-Random.xlsx

Model Dimensiona

 

Number of Levels

Covariance Structure

Number of Parameters

Subject Variables

Fixed Effects

Intercept

1

 

1

 

Beta

1

 

1

 

Random Effects

Intercept + Betab

2

Variance Components

2

Company

Residual

 

 

1

 

Total

4

 

5

 

a. Dependent Variable: Moodys - Credit Ratings.

b. As of version 11.5, the syntax rules for the RANDOM subcommand have changed. Your command syntax may yield results that differ from those produced by prior versions. If you are using version 11 syntax, please consult the current syntax reference guide for more information.

 

Information Criteriaa

-2 Restricted Log Likelihood

51551,701

Akaike's Information Criterion (AIC)

51557,701

Hurvich and Tsai's Criterion (AICC)

51557,702

Bozdogan's Criterion (CAIC)

51583,400

Schwarz's Bayesian Criterion (BIC)

51580,400

The information criteria are displayed in smaller-is-better forms.

a. Dependent Variable: Moodys - Credit Ratings.

 

 

Estimates of Fixed Effectsa

Parameter

Estimate

Std. Error

df

t

Sig.

95% Confidence Interval

Lower Bound

Upper Bound

Intercept

,690738

,126857

84,003

5,445

,000

,438470

,943006

Beta

,002767

,001623

220,783

1,705

,090

-,000432

,005965

a. Dependent Variable: Moodys - Credit Ratings.

Znači imamo statističku značajnost (Sig)

The intercept estimate of 0,690738 is the mean of the Moodys - Credit Ratings  at the Company level. The Centered Beta estimate of 0,002767 is the slope (rate of change) of the line. It states that for every one point increase in Centered Beta an increase of 0,002767 in Moodys - Credit Ratings will be attained for that student. This is statistically identical to the Centered Beta estimate in the model with Centered Beta as only a fixed effect.

A formula for all this states simply:

S = 0,690738 + 0,002767 y

Where S = Moodys - Credit Ratings Score

y = Company's Centered  Beta  Score

 

Estimates of Covariance Parametersa

Parameter

Estimate

Std. Error

 

 

Residual

2,099164

,024937

 

Intercept [subject = Company]

Variance

1,355303

,211064

 

Beta [subject = Company]

Variance

,000058

,000017

 

a. Dependent Variable: Moodys - Credit Ratings.

 

The residual estimate of 2,099164 is the variability within Companys. The intercept estimate of 1,355303 is the variability of the intercept between Companys and the Beta estimate of 0,000058 is the variability of the Beta between Companys. Thus, the total variability between Companys is 1,355361 (1,355303 + 0,000058).

 

The residual estimate of 2,099164  is the information that cannot be explained within Companys. It also can be added or subtracted to the equation above to indicate the variability in that equation. The intercept estimate of 1,355303  indicates the variability in the intercept estimate and can be added or subtracted to the intercept estimate above to show the variability. The Beta estimate of 0,000058 indicates the variability in the Beta estimate and can be added or subtracted to the Beta estimate (slope) above to show the variability. (When Centered Beta is a random effect and because it is continuous variable, it gives variability to the slope of the equation, not the intercept.)

Thus:

S = (0,690738  61,355303   ) + (0,002767 60,000058  ) y  6 2,099164     

Where S = Moodys - Credit Ratings Score

y = Company's Centered  Beta  Score

 

 

Calculating the Intra Class Correlation (ICC):

ICC Centered Beta, Fixed&Random = 1,355303 / (1,355303 + 2,099164) x 100 = 39,23%

 

There is important clustering in the model. The ICC indicates that 39,23% of the total variability comes from the variability between the Company and the variability of the Beta between the Company with Centered Beta in the model as a random effect - or that 39,23% of the variability can be explained by the Companys attended and the Beta of the Company. This explains less of the clustering as compared to when Centered Beta was treated as a fixed factor: 38,96%