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Re: st: RE: RE: Using command svy glm to obtain risk ratios
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jose maria pacheco de souza <[email protected]>
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Re: st: RE: RE: Using command svy glm to obtain risk ratios
Date
Tue, 18 Feb 2014 22:04:05 -0300
Em 18/02/2014 19:28, Steve Samuels escreveu:
Jose Maria asked:
"would it be possible to use *predict pr, pr* instead of *margins*?
If there are only a few discrete covariates, then you can graph or table
all the predicted probabilities. Otherwise -margins- is preferable, I think,
especially when followed -marginsplot-. My own strategy, when the choice is mine, is
to fit -svy: logistic-,This will (almost) always converge with no
difficulties. Then I look at -marginsplot- of predicted probabilities; I
add two-factor interactions and see what happens to the plot
For most studies, I prefer to describe effects in terms of linear
differences in predicted probabilities, even if the underlying model is
-logistic- with no or few interactions.
Steve
[email protected]
Thanks again. Very helpful.
josé maria
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