(low priority answer)
What's the precise question here? Both forms of -cii-
give binomial confidence intervals. They are both
legal syntax and equivalent.
Nick
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Panos Papanikolaou
>
> ** High Priority **
>
> >From my literature review on prevalence/incidence rate, I am
> able to extract
> such information as the sample size of the study, the number
> of people witth
> the complication
> and the reported prevalence/incidence. All statistics have
> been measured in
> the simplest way
> throughout my the papers i've looked at. anyhow.
>
> Given the above, I wonder if could perhaps use the following
> intermediate
> command to compute CI. For an illustration, suppose that the
> number of
> patinets
> is 1000, number of people with the complication 320, observed
> prevalence rate
> is 32%. Would it be acceptable to syntax the following command.
>
> cii 1000 320 (or alternatively)
>
> cii 1000 0.32
>
> Would you like to offer me your thoughts of this, please?
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