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    • [DOCX File]people.duke.edu

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      STATA> set seed 1234. STATA> generate sort_id = uniform() STATA> sort sort_id. K:1. matching, with and without replacement // 1:1 matching with replacement, estimate PS with logistic regression. STATA> psmatch2 treat x1 x2 x3 x4 x5, logit // 2:1 matching without replacement. STATA> psmatch2 treat x1 x2 x3 x4 x5, logit noreplace n(2)


    • [DOCX File]Stata by and egen commands - University Of Maryland

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      bysort marital (age): gen minage=age[1] where the variables after bysort but before the parentheses are the variables you want to perform the command by, and the variables inside the parentheses specify the sort order of each little dataset you are performing the command on. egen. One of Stata’s most powerful and useful commands is egen.


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      Translation Syntax (SPSS, Stata, SAS and R) The Basics. The following conventions are used in this document: • Bold font indicates code or other text that should be typed literally. • Un-bolded font shows code or text that should be replaced with user-supplied values (i.e., your own variable names and other environment details).


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      STATA COMMAND FOR PANEL DATA ANALYSIS. ... xtset id year. How to fill missing data for panel time series. bysort countryname: ipolate x time, gen(xi) epolate.


    • [DOC File]Appendix: Stata code for the simulated example

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      The Stata dataset C:\data\seer_rates.dta, also contains three variables: year, ageband, and the incidence rate of the particular cancer in each year and ageband. The following Stata code was used to split the follow-up into the required strata, merge it with data on incidence and survival, and to calculate the expected numbers of deaths.


    • [DOCX File]Stata – Commonly Used Commands and Useful Information

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      Stata – Commonly Used Commands and Useful Information. Stata Files.dta files – Stata data files. Any time Stata saves data, it saves as a Stata data file..do files – Do files store Stata commands. These commands are the same as those typed into the Command window.smcl and .log files – These are log files that store the output window.


    • [DOC File]First, you want to define a working directory for Stata

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      To do the class exercise, you first need download the dataset, group123.txt, and then define a working directory for Stata. To do this, create a folder on your desktop called stata. Then change directories to that folder using the cd command as illustrated below. (Note: commands that were typed in Stata have a period before them in this handout.


    • MODULE THREE, PART TWO: PANEL DATA ANALYSIS

      The STATA code, including the commands to create the dummy variables, is (two additional ways to estimate fixed-effects models in STATA are presented in the Appendix): gen Col1=(college==1) gen Col2=(college==2)


    • [DOCX File]Stata Overview Session

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      Outline of Stata Basics. Self Help. Project Organization: Stata Extensions "Modes" of use. ... gen female = 1 if gender==2. replace female = 0 if gender~=2. A second method is to use the. tab ... This will make a new variable equal to the lagged value of salary as long as the individual’s id number is the same. (There are other ways to make ...


    • [DOC File]Econ 46 - Dartmouth College | Home

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      Stata Notes: The Stata command gen will create new variables. Typing gen newvar = expression will create a new variable named newvar. For example, gen x5 = x2 – 3*x4 will create a new variable named x5 that is equal to x2 plus 3 times x4. Stata Notes: In order to create a lagged variable, we can use explicit subscripting.


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