Re: st: Svy for TREATREG?

[Nick Winter <nw53@cornell.edu>]

One other option, if you have information to allow a replication-based 
approach to complex -sample analysis, is to use my -svrest-, part of the 
-svr- package on SSC.

--Nick Winter

At 08:36 AM 3/17/2005 -0500, you wrote:

> > Hi, is there an ado file available to run treatreg for complex-designed
> > survey data ?
> You can probably use one of the methods below to run a design-based treatreg:
>
> 1) Use -treatreg- options to estimate regression model that partially 
> adjusts for design elements. Specifically, that would mean ignoring strata 
> (or disaggregating analyses by strata) while accounting for just the 
> pweights and clusters.
>
> 2) Estimate model-based -treatreg- and then use -suest- to survey adjust 
> the estimates.
>
> 3) Use Stata's -ml- capabilities to create -svytreatreg- estimation 
> command (See Gould et al, 2003, Maximum Likelihood Estimation with Stata).
>
> Eric Sevigny
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