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st: BC confidence interval
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"Xu, Haiyong" <[email protected]>
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"'[email protected]'" <[email protected]>
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st: BC confidence interval
Date
Wed, 15 Dec 2010 14:24:14 -0800
I was using bootstrap to get the confidence interval. Stata gave me the normal-based and percentile-based CI, but bias-corrected CI is missing. Does someone know how to get the bc CI? Here is the output. Thanks.
(Replications based on 13428 clusters in cluster_id)
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| Observed Bootstrap
| Coef. Bias Std. Err. [95% Conf. Interval]
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p2005 | 102.91307 -29.08997 1.582254 99.81191 106.0142 (N)
| 71.44293 76.52544 (P)
| . . (BC)
p2006 | 95.265941 27.46531 2.5908633 90.18794 100.3439 (N)
| 117.8621 125.2468 (P)
| . . (BC)
p2007 | 101.33245 17.45957 4.4932015 92.52593 110.139 (N)
| 112.169 126.074 (P)
| . . (BC)
d_06_05 | -7.6471301 56.55528 2.275321 -12.10668 -3.187583 (N)
| 44.79739 51.67213 (P)
| . . (BC)
d_07_05 | -1.580624 46.54955 3.9348652 -9.292818 6.13157 (N)
| 39.12644 50.84778 (P)
| . . (BC)
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(N) normal confidence interval
(P) percentile confidence interval
(BC) bias-corrected confidence interval
Haiyong
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