Re: Calculating power using Monte Carlo simulations, part 3: Linear and...
Thank you for such a useful blog post! One question that I have though is how would you do a one-sided test instead of the two-sided test?
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How to add a factor variable with a pvalue for example chi2? Group1 Group2----------------------------------------------------Age mean (sd) mean (sd) pvalueFemalegender n(%) n(%) pvalue/johan
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Why isn't the weight applied even though I used the weight option in the table command?Please refer to the comparison of the results of the following two commands. webuse hanleytable disease [fw=pop],...
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Since you are using frequency weights with -table-, you can obtain the sum of weights by typing, for example, -table disease [fw = pop], stat(sumw)- or by typing -table [fw = pop], stat(fvfreq...
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Excellent tutorials, Chuck. But in the example above (and in post #5) it would be useful to help us understand what c1,c2,c3,c4 mean... and in this latest example, which colname is associated with the...
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Enrique, thank you for sharing how to handle endogeneity issue. I really enjoy reading it!
View ArticleRe: Stata/Python integration part 5: Three-dimensional surface plots of...
Hi,Thanks for the interesting tutorial. There are lot of possibilities.But when I tried to follow the instructions, I had a problem.After typing this command:ax.plot_trisurf(data['age'],...
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For the delta deviance influence diagnostic in logistic regression, it seems that Stata uses formula #5.26 in Hosmer, et.al. (2013). 5.26 is stated to be an "approximation" if the subject's Pearson...
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Is there a way to show the N's of groups in the second row like table1_mc does? E.g., Yes No Total N=742 N=598 N=1,340
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Can you omit levels of categorical variables? This table and the table1_mc show all levels of categorical variables which is helpful at time but overkill in others (e.g., Race = helpful -- Depression...
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Dear David,I would like to compute the standard errors of the entries in C1,...,Ck in the RHS of eq(5) using STATA. Could you tell me how I can compute the standard errors? I could not find the...
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Can you tell us how much slower with Stata15, 14 on emulation compare to normal (running them on intel mac)?
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We demonstrated Stata running on an iPad years ago at a users group meeting. The issue isn't whether it's possible to run Stata on an iPad because it is. Is it possible to run Stata in its current form...
View ArticleRe: Stata/Python integration part 1: Setting up Stata to use Python
hi!If in anaconda I have more than one environment, one per project, how can I call the specific environment that I want to use from statathank you
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I've only tested Stata 16 on Rosetta 2 and I'm basing these numbers on how long it takes to complete tests that we certify Stata with (they take several hours to run for each flavor). I would expect...
View ArticleRe: Import COVID-19 data from Johns Hopkins University
How can we modify this loop to include 2021 dates as well?
View ArticleRe: Estimation under omitted confounders, endogeneity, omitted variable bias,...
Enrique, thank you for sharing how to handle endogeneity issue. I really enjoy reading it!
View ArticleRe: Stata/Python integration part 5: Three-dimensional surface plots of...
Hi,Thanks for the interesting tutorial. There are lot of possibilities.But when I tried to follow the instructions, I had a problem.After typing this command:ax.plot_trisurf(data['age'],...
View ArticleRe: Introduction to Bayesian statistics, part 2: MCMC and the...
This is the best explanation i found on the internet. Thanks for the animations for the understanding.
View ArticleRe: Introduction to Bayesian statistics, part 2: MCMC and the...
absolutely brilliant. In the above example, Binomial is a target distribution and beta is proposal distribution. Is it correct?
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