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There's one mention there I think, for hierarchical Bayes for multinomial logit, but in general I think just nobody thought to add it! Definitely feel free to make multilevel model pages, or add it to the Desired Nonexistent Pages page.

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There's also this page.

TBH though, I've been wondering whether we should restructure the page/index nesting for this part of the site to make the sub categories clearer. (Like we did for Nonstandard errors.) @NickCH-K what do you think about nesting like:

• Linear models
  • OLS
  • Fixed effects
  • etc
• Generalised models
  • logit
  • etc.
• Multilevel models
  • Random effects
  • Bayesian hierarchical models
  • etc

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Breaking it up makes sense to me! There was naturally going to have to be a point where we'd have to break it up as we got more pages.

Figuring out hte categories is a bit tougher, as whatever we pick there's likely to be some overlap. For example, many multilevel models are linear, so I'm not sure "Linear" is the right word for OLS/FE. But maybe Ordinary Least Squares (FE would count I think) / Generalized Linear Models / Random-Coefficient Models / Multinomial Models /(Other?)?

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Yeah, overlap cases are unfortunate, but I think the pros of nesting outweigh the negatives. Let me open up a new issue where we can brainstorm categories and then I'll try to implement soon.

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