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Re: st: svyset


From   Stas Kolenikov <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   Re: st: svyset
Date   Fri, 2 Nov 2012 17:20:52 -0500

> So, if the systematc procedure had worked with replacement, I could simply use:
>
> svyset psu_var [pw=hhweights_var], strata(strata1_var)

This would be arguably the most conservative approximation that would
give the largest standard errors.

> I don't need to create strata2.

Well, you can try and see if your standard errors change my much. They
should go down a little bit, may be by some 5-10%.

> I was wondering if I have to use the fpc. I know that it is neccesary
> to use it with systematic procedure. Now I am confused because the
> first stage is a combined procedure (PPS + systematic) and the second
> stage is a systematic procedure.

Systematic sampling basically cannot be cured. I don't see how adding
fpc to it would be justified.

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