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st: Longitudinal sampling (many waves)
From
Laurie Molina <[email protected]>
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st: Longitudinal sampling (many waves)
Date
Thu, 15 Mar 2012 11:12:53 -0600
Hi guys,
I was wondering if stata has any command for longitudinal sampling.
I have a database which allows me to follow the same observations over
time. However, some of these observations dissapear over time, and
some new observations appear as well, as time goes by.
I would like to take a sample that is representative at every period
of time, that captures the attrition rate of the population, as well
as the rate of new observations entry.
Finally, i would like to be able to update this sample over time, that
is: if i have a sample that satisfies the above requirements from time
T to time T+10, in time T+11 i want to be able to take a new sample,
only on time T+11 observations, and add this new sample to the T to
T+10 sample database, and make sure that it still satisfies (taking in
to account the new T+11 observations), all the above requirements.
Do you think that it is possible to do such kind of sampling in Stata?
Thank you all very much!
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