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st: Number of observations for marginal means r(_N)
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Ada Keding <[email protected]>
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st: Number of observations for marginal means r(_N)
Date
Mon, 10 Jun 2013 15:32:38 +0100
Dear all,
I am having trouble extracting the number of observations on which
estimates for group means at different time points (visits) are based
in a mixed model.
My data is saved in long format, and the model looks something like this:
xtmixed outcome i.arm i.visit i.arm##i.visit i.covariate ||
id:visit, cov(un) reml
I then extract marginal means with 'margins'
margins arm##visit, atmeans
This gives means and confidence intervals for the outcome of each arm
at each visit, but not the number of associated observations. As far
as I gather, these are saved as r(_N).
When I call up the matrix for r(_N)...
matrix list r(_N)
... it gives the same number of observations for each margin however,
which is a large value that bears no resemblance to the number of IDs
in the data set. How can I extract the particular number of IDs used
at each margin?
Any pointers are much appreciated.
Many thanks,
Ada
Ada Keding
University of York
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