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st: referencing values of others on a variable
From
Viktor Emonds <[email protected]>
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Subject
st: referencing values of others on a variable
Date
Tue, 9 Jul 2013 08:58:24 +0000
Hello,
I have a file where for each student, there are as many observations as there are possible ties to other classmates (directed, based on nomination), with the following basic structure:
id student id alter tie
001 002 1
001 003 0
001 004 0
001 005 1
002 001 0
002 003 0
002 004 0
002 005 1
I would like to compute indices of friendship segregation along ethnic lines and need to evaluate whether the ethnicities of ego and alter match or not. How to do so in Stata syntax?
I know you can refer to values on a variable for another observation, e.g. samevalue= var==var[_n-1], but I cannot seem to extend this to something like samerace= race==race[idstudent=idalter]. Any ideas on how I can do this? Thanks!
Best,
Viktor
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