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st: Re: mi may not be combined with by
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Paul von Hippel <[email protected]>
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st: Re: mi may not be combined with by
Date
Wed, 23 Nov 2011 13:54:35 -0600
Never mind this question. Stata Technical Support tells me I should be
using the by option instead of the bysort prefix. So the right command
is
mi impute reg x y, ll(0) add(5) by(dataset)
On Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 9:39 AM, Paul von Hippel
<[email protected]> wrote:
> The following command
> bysort dataset: mi impute reg x y, add(5)
> returns the following error:
> mi may not be combined with by
> Are there other ways to do what I think the command should do here?
> Many thanks for any suggestions.
>
> Some background: I have simulated 60 incomplete hundred-row datasets,
> stacked one on top of the other in a Stata data file. The variables
> are x and y, and the datasets are indexed by a third variable called
> dataset. Like this:
>
> . list dataset x y
>
> +----------------------------------+
> | dataset x y |
> |----------------------------------|
> 1. | 1 2.2345289 -22.217398 |
> 2. | 1 . -21.833361 |
> 3. | 1 4.6491754 -17.114244 |
> <snip>
> 101. | 2 6.5433351 -17.183628 |
> 102. | 2 . -13.853756 |
> 103. | 2 . -13.690219 |
> <etc>
>
>
> --
> Best wishes,
> Paul von Hippel
> Assistant Professor
> LBJ School of Public Affairs
> Sid Richardson Hall 3.251
> University of Texas, Austin
> 2315 Red River, Box Y
> Austin, TX 78712
>
> mobile, preferred (614) 282-8963
> office (512) 232-3650
>
--
Best wishes,
Paul von Hippel
Assistant Professor
LBJ School of Public Affairs
Sid Richardson Hall 3.251
University of Texas, Austin
2315 Red River, Box Y
Austin, TX 78712
mobile, preferred (614) 282-8963
office (512) 232-3650
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