Hi Everyone,
Why the mean predicted values (exphat) from OLS
regression indicated below is the same as the mean of
the observed value of the dependent variable
(lncvrpha)? I appreciate any help on this.
reg lnvcrpha lnareaha slopposn2-slopposn4 sldept if
dsttr ==1, cluster(hhcode)
predict exphat if dsttr ==0 & e(sample)
--- "Lars E. Kroll" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I'm searching for an alternative way of testing the
> indirect effect in my stcox modell.
>
> My Hypothesis:
>
> MV
> / \
> a/ \b
> IV /_c/c'_\ Mortality
>
> I want to test the indirect effect of my IV
> (Education) via my MV(Income) on mortality. This is
> usually done by the sobel Test (cf. Baron & Kenny
> JPSP 1986 pp.1173 & sgmediation.ado ).
>
> This way is not applicable in my case, because the
> relationship between IV & MV can be described using
> OLS whereas MV-Mort and IV-Mort are specified using
> a survival model like stcox.
>
> I'm searching for a formula for the standard
> deviation (sd_indirect) of my indirect effect
> (b_indirect= c-c') to conduct a t-test.
>
> I would appreciate any hints!
>
> Yours,
>
> Lars
> __________________________________
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