Confidence Intervals for Predicted Outcomes in Regression Models for Categorical Outcomes

By Jun Xu, J. Long. 2005

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Gender ideologies and forms of contentious mobilization in the Middle East (2013, methodology): “…include the ability to model the panel as a time series and the ease with which one may interpret the outcomes of the equations.9 Finally, we will include measures of the modeled discrete change as probabilities by using a linear approximation of the variance function (Long, 1997; Xu & Long, 2005).”
Succession Decisions in U.S. Family Farm Businesses (2010, methodology): “10 The simulated probabilities of a household having a succession plan along with their associated confidence intervals are computed with other explanatory variables being held at their means using the Spost package for Stata (see Long and Freese, 2006; Xu and Long, 2005).”