Hi statalisters ... I need some help to carry out a power test over data I obtained from one experiment. I'll explain shortly.
I performed an experiment consisting of 3 treatments that I called C, G and CG. 30 different subjects participate in each treatment. These subjects are divided into groups of 3 so that there are 10 independent groups for each treatment. In each group the 3 subjects play for 7 periods and decide how much to invest in a project.
The dataset is therefore a panel with 90 subjects observed in 7 periods. Essentially I have two variable on which I want to run the power test: the first is an individual-level variable (each individual amount contributed to the project) and the second is a group-level variable (Gini index to measure inequality in incomes of the three subjects in each group). So I have 630 obs (90 times 7 periods) for the individual-level variable and 240 obs (30 times 7 periods) for the group-level variable.
I carefully consulted stata power and sample size reference manual (looking at the power command) but I did not found any reference to the case of panel data as in my case. I would be interested in performing a retrospective analysis of power with regarding pairwise comparisons of my treatments. Any useful suggestion would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Related Posts with retrospective power analysis on panel data
Panel ARDL Huasman test>>>"invalid new variable name"Dear Stata Team, I am running a Panel ARDL model but want to choose between "mg" or "pmg" using the …
Help in reshapingHi I have a dataset of industrial clusters which are segmented into districts, states and products (…
regress by both industry and areaDear Statalist, I understand how to divide firms into industries and regress firms by industry, and…
calculate percentageHello, everyone, in my panel data I would like to calculate the percentage of restatements during th…
Quarterly population data into monthly dataDear Statalist experts, I have the following data set, I have been trying to transform this quarterl…
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to retrospective power analysis on panel data
Post a Comment