Dear Statalists,
Hoping for someone to explain: I want to know whether boottest, a user-written command by David for wild bootstrapping, will be useful for the following situation.
I want to estimate the effects of policy intervention (T) on multiple outcomes (about 27); In this case, should I account for multiple hypothesis testing?
I am interested in the effects of the policy (T) and I did this for each outcome.
reg Y1 T (treatment) Xlist
boottest T, madjust(bonferroni)
.
.
.
reg Yn T (treatment) Xlist
boottest T, madjust(bonferroni) P values are the same with and without madjust option
Can anyone explain how to handle the multiple hypothesis testing when using boottest?
With warm regards,
Related Posts with Boottest command for multiple hypothesis testing
Repeated measures ANOVA: Standard errors of estimated marginal means produced by Stata's margins were different from that of SPSS's EMMEANS- can't truncate length of trees (X-Axis) in horizontal dendrogram
- Change Y axis for bar chart
- putpdf failed to add table, failed to set border
- Difference in Difference Panel Model
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to Boottest command for multiple hypothesis testing
Post a Comment