Re: st: competing risk models

[Jesper Sorensen <sorensen@mit.edu>]

Wes,

there's no way to do it directly in Stata, but you can get the same 
results as in TDA if you run the models separately for the three 
separate destination states - in other words you need to re-stset the 
data, declaring a new failure variable.

//Jesper



> Hi,
>
> I am trying to run a competing risks event history model using 
> stata.  Once firms enter the sample, they are at risk for three 
> possible outcomes (technology adoption).  I want to see if a list of 
> various independent variables affect the rate for these outcomes in 
> different ways, maybe in the same direction, but differential 
> impact.  So in the output I should get a set of coefficients (which 
> I think decomposes to the probability of the destination state * the 
> overall rate) for each potential outcome.  In TDA, the command is 
> rate and then specify the outcome and independent variables for each 
> potential outcome (in my case 3 outcomes).  I would appreciate it if 
> someone could tell me how to do this with stcox?
>
> Thanks!
>
> WS
>
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