Hi there, I'm not an expert STATA user, so I hope to get some help in this forum.
Here is my set up: I'm planning to partition my data into two sets - a smaller set and a bigger one. Now, I want to sample the larger partition with the sample size equal to the smaller partition and use bootstrapping for my negative binomial regression. So, the bootstrapped samples should select from observations from the larger partition only while leaving the smaller partition as is. I'm familiar with STATA's bootstrap command for regressions but I don't know how to integrate/specify the two different samples I just mentioned. Also, how do I plot the distribution of regression coefficients after I ran my regressions say 1000 times?
Any help is appreciated!
Thank you!
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