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Re: st: Svyset Question
the svy commands have slightly changed from Stata 8 to Stata 9. The
correct commands can be obtained by either typing "help svy" in the
command window, using the drop down statistics window and looking under
survey data analysis, or looking on the Stata website for the new
changes. Here is an example of the new command:
svy, subpop(if fhdm==1) vce(linearized): mean age bmxbmi, over(sex2)
(running mean on estimation sample)
Survey: Mean estimation
Number of strata = 28 Number of obs = xxxxx
Number of PSUs = 57 Population size = 2.6e+08
Subpop. no. obs = xxxx
Subpop. size = 9.3e+07
Design df = 29
0: sex2 = 0
1: sex2 = 1
--------------------------------------------------------------
| Linearized
Over | Mean Std. Err. [95% Conf. Interval]
-------------+------------------------------------------------
age |
0 | 45.51097 .3948983 44.70331 46.31863
1 | 44.15914 .5061177 43.12401 45.19427
-------------+------------------------------------------------
bmxbmi |
0 | 29.22276 .1960976 28.82169 29.62382
1 | 28.64678 .1977614 28.24232 29.05125
--------------------------------------------------------------
Stelios Orphanos wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to use the svyset command with a dataset.
I typed:
Svyset [pweight=a], strata (b)
Everything is fine so far.
Then I try to do
Svy: tabulate oneway var1 var2
But I cannot.
I get an error msg saying that oneway is not supported by vce
linearized.
Do you have any clue how to compare means for two or more groups using
the svy prefix? For stata 9 ?
Thanks in advance,
Stelios Orphanos
Stanford University, Doctoral Student (APA)
M.A in Ed.Administration
Harvard Graduate School of Education
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