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Tagged with survey-weights stata
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Weighted Survey Data Comparison of Many Group Means
We have a state representative sample of student data that must be analyzed using survey weights. What I am struggling with, conceptually, is what comparisons are actually possible under this design. ...
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Survey design for multilevel models
I am trying to fit a multilevel model with complex survey design data in Stata. However, my model levels do not correspond to my survey design stages.
My survey design is based on sal primary ...
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Utilizing ipfraking to apply post-stratification weights for a Community Based Survey in Stata
I am a community data analyst for a small non-profit in South Florida. We are cleaning and preparing a local community survey for analysis and need to apply post-stratification weights to the survey ...
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Should Mixed effects models with repeated cases have the same results as Weighted Mixed effects model?
I have a conceptual question that might also be a question about STATA and GLLAMM.
Conceptually: Should duplicating some groups in a mixed effects model have the same effect as giving those groups a ...
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Standard errors for population rates based on survey data
I have survey data that includes a random sample of emergency rooms in the United States. Each observation has a sampling weight that allows me to estimate the number of cases for a particular ...
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F-Test for Equality of Variances with Weighted Survey Data
I would like to use an F-Test for Equality of Variances on a variable to compare two groups. Normally, this would be done with an sdtest command in Stata or a ...
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Multilevel regression modelling with replicate weights in stata
I'm analysing a data set to which I do not have full access but am allowed to submit a limited number stata commands. These data used a complex survey design which is obscured for privacy reasons. ...
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