Re: Introduction to Bayesian statistics, part 2: MCMC and the...
Dear Stata Users:I am in the process of learning Bayesian statistics in Stata. One of my most common uses of Bayesian statistics is the development of mix treatment comparison models. The intent is to...
View ArticleRe: Bayesian binary item response theory models using bayesmh
Hi Nikolay and Yulia,I have a new question/suggestion for a follow up to this post. How would one go about fitting Bayesian Partial Credit, Graded Response, and/or Rating Scale models? In particular...
View ArticleRe: Bayesian binary item response theory models using bayesmh
Are you generating the id variable as the row indices like the example above (e.g., g id = _n)? That should work fairly consistently. Also, if you post the exact code you used it will be much easier...
View ArticleRe: Creating Excel tables with putexcel, part 1: Introduction and formatting
Looks pretty cool. Thanks.
View ArticleRe: Creating Excel tables with putexcel, part 1: Introduction and formatting
Hi Chuck - Would you consider sharing your -exceltable- custom program? I realize it produces a specific format/template you use but others could adapt it to their needs using it as a shortcut.
View ArticleRe: Creating Excel tables with putexcel, part 1: Introduction and formatting
Hi Chuck - Thanks for the great information. I have a problem to get the results of putexcel in columns (i.e. using colwise option). Here is the example command that I have for STATA 13:tabstat...
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Dear Statisticians, I have a problem to get the results of putexcel in columns (i.e. using colwise option). Here is the example command that I have for STATA 13:tabstat Lectured, statistics(count sum...
View ArticleRe: Introduction to Bayesian statistics, part 1: The basic concepts
Brilliantly explained the Bayesian statistics basic concept. The animation graph & table looking superb.
View ArticleRe: Creating Excel tables with putexcel, part 1: Introduction and formatting
Thank you very much for this post, Chuck. It will be helpful for my future projects. I do want to comment that this post seems to be misclassified. This is not a post about programming. You mentioned...
View ArticleRe: Group comparisons in structural equation models: Testing measurement...
Hello Kristin,Thank you for this helpful blog.I am trying to examine longitudinal measurement invariance. I have a large number of individuals that have responded to the same questionnaire at 15...
View ArticleRe: Merging data, part 2: Multiple-key merges
HI! I think this example was very usefull, nevertheless, it didn't worked for me, I wonder if you can imagine why:I have two data sets, one is spending by household and the other is spendig by...
View ArticleRe: Using Stata’s SEM features to model the Beck Depression Inventory
Hi. I have a big question. I'm interested in calculating a composite index from a latent variable for 2000-2014 period. So, how can I estimated a CFA for longitudinal data? and how can I calculate this...
View ArticleRe: Structural vector autoregression models
Dear David Schenck,can you help me about this?Dear Statalisters,I am estimating a Structural VAR:A(IK − A1L − A2L2 − · · · − ApLp )yt = Aet = BetI have set the restrictions I need on the A matrix...
View ArticleRe: Multiple equation models: Estimation and marginal effects using gsem
As i understand from your post, estimating several equations with gsem automatically makes the coefficients comparable across different model (e.g. a poisson and a probit). Following other threads it...
View ArticleRe: How to simulate multilevel/longitudinal data
I feel like it may be due to the very small number of schools. If you up the number of schools to something like, 100, you should see more consistent results.My results with 200 simulations of 100...
View ArticleRe: Creating Excel tables with putexcel, part 2: Macro, picture, matrix, and...
Theres a caveat when using the "decode" command to name columns or rows of the matrix. If the labeled numbers are not ordered alphabetically (e.g. 0=male 1=female), then the order of the table and of...
View ArticleRe: Multiple equation models: Estimation and marginal effects using mlexp
Hi, I'm unable to replicate this ordered probit model with the code that generates your data above. I cut / pasted the code, but I get the error "could not find feasible values" (r(491)), I'd...
View ArticleRe: Multiple equation models: Estimation and marginal effects using mlexp
I'm able to come close to the above results with the glm command, but not with the code posted above.
View ArticleRe: Unit-root tests in Stata
hello Sir, can you give me a step-by-step with these problem ?I want run the unit root test (Augmented Dickey-Fuller test) between "index" and "Trading volume" variable. This was daily series. I don't...
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