Hi Everyone,
Is there an option to get Welch's F or Brown-Forsythe's F in Stata (for situations where homogeneity of variance is violated)? I know there's a Welch's option for ttest, but that's it. I've gone through the help documentation for anova, oneway, and regress, but there doesn't seem to be an option. Am I missing official user documentation or a user-written program somewhere?
Cheers,
David.
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