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st: too many base levels specified?
From
Traci Schlesinger <[email protected]>
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[email protected]
Subject
st: too many base levels specified?
Date
Mon, 6 Dec 2010 10:33:11 -0800
Fellow Stata Users:
I am analyzing racial disparities in criminal justice outcomes using
both logistic and reg on individual-level data split by sentencing
structure. I first run the models on states with traditional codes
and then on states with presumptive guidelines. I am using the SUEST
command so that I can compare the values of the variables "black" and
"latino" across these two models. In other words, I want to know if
the value of "black", for example, is different in states with
traditional codes than in states with presumptive guidelines.
here is (part of) my code:
logistic incarcerate black latino young1 young2 drugt totchgs2 chg1att
second_fel cjstatus priarr prifconv primconv pripris y1998 y2000 y2002
y2004 y2006 i.county if guidelines_cat == 0;
est store a;
logistic incarcerate black latino young1 young2 drugt totchgs2 chg1att
second_fel cjstatus priarr prifconv primconv pripris y1998 y2000 y2002
y2004 y2006 i.county if guidelines_cat == 2;
est store b;
suest a b;
test [a_incarcerated]black=[b_incarcerated]black;
test [a_incarcerated]latino=[b_incarcerated]latino;
While this code is very similar to codes I have used in the past, I am
getting the error code "too many base levels specified r(198);" when
stata gets to the "suest a b;" line. What does this mean? And, is
there anything I can do about it?
thank you in advance for any help on this!
traci
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