Array Array Hello all, I am currently carrying out an analysis on repeated cross sectional data. I combined 10 waves of data (with 10 different time points) into one large datafile and made the dummy variable "wave" to take into account time.
When I run a logistic regression (dependent variable= anxiety) without inputing the "svy" command I am able to see all 10 waves in the output (see figure "log reg normal"), but when I add "svy", it only shows one line and the _cons (see figure "logistic reg survey"). I'd like to compare wave 2-10 with baseline wave 1 but using the svy command- please help!
I'm probably doing something silly - so apologies if this is a simple question, just a bit stuck!
Thanks for your help!
Kind regards,
MarsDown
Related Posts with Survey Data - Logistic regression with numerical variable
Why can't we cluster on anything we like?I often get error messages indicating that Stata doesn't like the variable that I have chosen to clu…
Automated means to export elasticity outputs after estimating Almost Ideal Demand System (AIDS) using the Stata command 'aidsills'?Dear Statalisters, I have been running AIDS demand systems for several population subgroups using th…
Logistic regression, propensity score matching, or IPTW?Hello, I would like to compare the "adjusted" mortality after surgery between two cohorts with very…
Writing a LoopDear Statalist Users, I have multiple txt files and I want to convert them into stata files so that…
Problem with reaching 1:n ratio with psmatch2 !Hi everyone, I am trying to perform a 1:4 propensity score matching using the command psmatch2. Aft…
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to Survey Data - Logistic regression with numerical variable
Post a Comment