I am currently working on an extension for research that requires me to measure whether the allocation of patents to examiners are random. I have sorted the data in order to conduct a Chi-squared test on the last digit to compare it to the expected number (which is the sum of patent applications/10). But I do not how to proceed from there. I have tried using the tabulate command (tabulate expected_no sumoflastdigit, chi2) with many different variations but it all doesn't seem right. There are 1370 observations in my data so some of the combination of variables I've tried also mentioned that there are too many values. Below is a screen capture of part of my data.
Related Posts with Pearson's Chi-Squared Test - Requesting help with tab2
questions about model selection with lassopackDear STATA users, Sorry to ask you 3 simple questions. 1.When we used lassopack for selecting predi…
Standard errors using Frisch-Waugh-Lovell theoremHi, I need to implement the Frisch Waugh-Lovell-theorem in Stata 15 MP (64-bit) in the context of a …
grouped variablesHi I currently have a variables for income following this structure: Therefore when I run summary s…
Is there a way to rename large number of variables with a single command? (Details)I have a ton of variables, for example, var1_m, var2_m, var3_m, etc. I want to turn them into var1_2…
Hyperlink to the file generated/modified by putexcelThis is a very minor request/question. Several of the user-made commands I use (e.g. estout, and ieb…
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to Pearson's Chi-Squared Test - Requesting help with tab2
Post a Comment