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st: permutations and sorting percentiles
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"Gautam, Sanghmitra" <[email protected]>
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st: permutations and sorting percentiles
Date
Wed, 25 Aug 2010 17:42:02 +0000
Hi
I have two questions and the second follows in continuation from the first
1. I want to create all possible permutations and combinations of people in a village and I was wondering if STATA allows for that ? I have data by each village – n people (each with own st. dev of income) and divided into z number of groups and each group is of size k.
So I want to form all possible groupings i.e. (n choose k)/z
2. I have previously calculated rank ordering metric Ktau (for all villages) on the original observed groupings and from procedure (1) above will have the Ktau metric for all combinations of groupings. How would one calculate a sorting percentile range for the observed grouping: i.e. an [a,b] where a% of groups have a strictly lower K-tau and b% a strictly higher K-tau than the observed grouping.
Thank you
Sanghmitra
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