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Re: st: prediction of model using svy-commands
What version of Stata are you using, what version of spost, what command
line are you using, and what do you mean by "not possible"? In Stata
10.1, using spost9, I just ran -svy: reg depvar age gender- followed by
-prvalue, x(age=50)- and got a sensible answer from -prvalue- (I did
not, however, verify that the answer was correct).
Michael
Rune Nielsen wrote:
Dear statalist-members,
I'm running a model (multiple linear regression) using the
/svy/-prefix to adjust for a stratified sample. The outcome is
log-transformed due to large left-skewing.
I would like to do some predictions using prvalue from the
spost-package. However, this is not possible when I've used the
survey-version of/ regress/. Does anybody know a simple solution to
this? I've already tried running the model without svy, but specifying
pweight and vce(cluster clustervar), but then I don't get reliable
confidence intervals.
Grateful for any answers (in simple language for a non-statician)
Best wishes,
Rune Nielsen
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Rune Nielsen, MD, research fellow
Institute of Medicine, Bergen, Norway
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UB Department of Family Medicine / Primary Care Research Institute
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Office: CC 126 / Phone: 716-898-4751 / FAX: 716-898-3536
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