Dear readers,
For a study into differences (e.g. liver values) between different dosages of a specific drug I am using linear mixed models in stata. All results are given as Standard errors of the mean (SEM), however I need these results to be given with Standard deviations (SD) per dosage. I have tried the postestimation commands "estat summarize" but these values do not seem to be correct for my results. Also ending the command with "stddev" does not seem to lead to the correct results. Another possibility is to calculate it with the number of observations however this is hard in my mixed mode as results are clusteredl. Is there a command that I am missing? Or is there a different way to calculate the SD?
Thank you in advance!
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