You need to stset your data withough excluding any of your ids. When you
stset your data Stata is creating a vble _st that flags all of those
observations that are part of the stset data. All the following st commands
will take the stset sample as the working sample.
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From: "Lin Zhang" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 10:14 AM
Subject: st: out of sample linear prediction in Cox model
> Hello to everyone:
> I have a problem in doing a survival analysis. I used a cox model with
> weighted sample, the model worked well. Then I wanted to use this
> fitted model to make linear prediction (the log hazard ratio) based on
> a NEW dataset, it did not let me do this. I don't know if the cox model
> can make linear prediction on NEW dataset or the syntax of Stata I used
> was wrong.
> The Stata commends I used:
> . stset msltime censor [pweight=weight2] if (id!=9999)
> . stcox exp s1 s2 s3 bmi gender agemslt if (id!=9999)
> . predict xb if id==9999, xb
> (I got all missing values for the prediction)
> . predict std if id==9999, stdp
> (I got all missing values for the prediction)
>
> It can make prediction on the used dataset. I tried non-weighted cox
> model, it also did not work.
>
> Could anybody help me?
>
> Thanks in advance! And Happy Holiday to everybody!
>
> Lin Zhang
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