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I haven't used stpower before but it seems to want the SD of the
covariate. The diagonal of variance-covariance matrix, e(V), contains
the variance of the estimated betas, which is not the same thing.
Are you doing a post-hoc power calculation?
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Sent: Wednesday, 16 September 2009 4:04 AM
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Subject: st: sample size estimation for cox model
Dear listers,
How do I determine standard deviation (sd) for survival data in a cox
model?
Is it correct to just use y=sqrt of e(V) and plug it into
stpower cox, hratio(x) sd(y) ??
regards,
M
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