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st: Questions about selmlog and svyselmlog
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"Yu(Sophia) Zhang" <[email protected]>
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st: Questions about selmlog and svyselmlog
Date
Tue, 19 Oct 2010 14:18:11 -0400
Dear statisticians,
I am now working on my dissertation and am stuck by a STATA command.
Basically, I want to run Heckman correction based on the multinomial logit
model. I am going to use the command selmlog. However, a strange error shows
up like this:
Non-missing values of dependent variable for more than one outcome
variable _m* not found
I guess it might be associated with this statement in the help file:
1) In the output, selmlog adds to varlist a series of variables labelled
_m[depvar_m value], except for the dhl option
2) The outcome variable depvar is observed for only one value of depvar_m.
It is important that depvar should have missing values for any other value
of depvar_m.
But still cannot figure out what's wrong.
In addition, when I want to control for sampling weights by running the
command svyselmlog, I get another error:
data not set up for the old survey estimation commands; use svyset under
version control or use the new svy prefix.
But there is no "svy: selmlog" command in STATA 11.....
I wonder if someone could kindly give me some hint for these two
problems. I have asked several people but no one were familiar with this
problem.
I appreciate your help very much.
Sincerely,
Yu
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