The easiest way to do this in Stata is to use the sureg command. When set up correctly, it will have all of the coefficients that we need. In configuring the sureg command, all the effects from the mediator var
This command sequence exploits the fact thatmax(y1, y2)is nonmissing whenever one of the values is. If both values are missing, we do not lose out really, since some missings are just overwritten by missings. You could writemin(y1, y2)if that made you feel more comfortable. (Why is...
I know the command ksmirnov and median to compare the distribution and the median but they just tell me that they are not equal. When I look at the main statistics (using "summarize, detail" for the two groups), I have that the mean is grater in one group but the median is lower. ...
Dear Statalisters, I am looking for a command that is the equivalnet of cohen's d, but for differences of�medians and percentiles, not of means and SDs (and related 95%CIs). I�was calculating if two groups are different�for a continuous variable; then I realized that the dist...
FromVidya Mahambare <vmahambare@crisil.com> Tostatalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu Subjectst: K median clustering DateWed, 5 Mar 2008 09:42:27 +0530 I am using the command "cluster kmedians" in order to cluster a sample of objects on the basis of a certain variables.I want to check how...
Does anyone have any code or know of a stata command that calculates a CI around a median difference (non parametrically) on paired data. The cendif command only seems to be for data which is not paired (feel free to correct me if I am wrong). ...
We use the simulated dataset and then the makespline bspline command: . use https://www.stata-press.com/data/r19/splines, clear (Simulated data) . makespline bspline x2 x3, knots(8) This yields basis functions with 12 elements. Once you fully interact the two basis functions, you get...
For future reference the appropriate way to refer to Stata commands in the list is with hyphens around them" "-manova-" , not "--manova" -Steve On Sep 11, 2008, at 12:59 AM, Nur.Hikmayani@studentmail.newcastle.edu.au wrote:
As is apparent from Roger's argument, his method will estimate a CIfor any quantile, not just the median. All that is necessary is toadd the corresponding centile() option to the -cendif- command. Themedian is the default for -cendif-, so the centile() option does notappear in his ...
Dear Statalisters, � I am looking for a command that is the equivalnet of cohen's d, but for differences of�medians and percentiles, not of means and SDs (and related 95%CIs). � I�was calculating if two groups are different�for a continuous variable; then I realized tha...