thanks!
>>> [email protected] 05/24/04 1:55 PM >>>
stpiece is designed to estimate a piecewise constant model for specified
intervals of the time at risk - or "analysis time" as Stata calls it -- in
other words the time variable you specify with stset, including any origin
time declarations etc. If your analysis time is AGE, then you just need to
stset with that and run stpiece.
If you want to include age as an additional covariate (but not as a measure
of time at risk) in a piecewise fashion (i.e., with dummies for intervals),
look at stsplit, which will split the spells at the right points. You can
then create the dummies and run stpiece.
Hope this helps.
//Jesper
At 01:38 PM 5/24/2004 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi Everyone,
>
>I want to run a piecewise exponential and I am not sure how to STSET the
>data set before running STPIECE. How do I let the program know which
>variable I want to base the time pieces on?
>
>When I run STREG I do the following: stset timevar (timetrend),
>failure(death) id(companyid).
>
>I want to use another variable AGE on which to define the time
>pieces...Can I do that? and if so How?
>
>Thanks Muchly,
>
>Elizabeth Boyle
>Hofstra University
>
>
>
>
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