
Dear R-users, 
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On the basis of ZeligChoice Manual I wrote several commands to create a plot of probabilities for a bivariate logit model. However, after sim() command I receive information about non-conformable arguments. Could you interpret the message? R is, as far as I know, the only statistical programme that enable to estimate not only bivariate probit, but also bivariate logit model... 
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Regards, 
Thank you in advance 
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library(ZeligChoice) dane&lt;-read.csv("dlaer.csv", header=TRUE, sep=";") z.out2&lt;-zelig(list(mu1=c1~age+male+company+educ_4+educ_3+educ_2,mu2=c2~age+male+eduk_4+eduk_3+eduk_2),model="blogit",data=dane) x.low2 &lt;- setx(z.out2, male = 1) x.high2 &lt;- setx(z.out2, male = 0) s.out2 &lt;- sim(z.out2, x1 = x.low2, x = x.high2, num = 500) AFTER THIS COMMAND I RECEIVE THE ANSWER ABOUT AN EROR: 
Error in all.coef[[1]] %*% as.matrix(xm[[1]]) : non-conformable arguments plot(s.out2) summary(z.out2) coef(z.out2) vcov(z.out2) 
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