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st: Question About Using Permute Command
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Michael Horowitz <[email protected]>
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st: Question About Using Permute Command
Date
Wed, 10 Oct 2012 09:48:14 -0400
I am interested in using the permute command to re-randomize an IV of
interest as a robustness test. The materials on it seem a bit sparse,
however, and I was wondering if someone could assist with the correct
syntax. Here are the two possibilities I have come up with:
1. permute IV (the one I am randomizing) "regress DV IV control1
control2 control3" _b, reps(10000)
2. permute IV (the one I am randomizing) _b, reps(10000)
saving(permtest1, replace): regress DV IV control1 control2 control3
Both seem to run, but they produce slightly different results and I am
not sure which is right. I know people are busy, but I would appreciate
any insight on which syntax is correct - or if both are wrong, what to
use instead. Thanks very much!
Michael Horowitz
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