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st: Difference between svy:logit and xtgee - cluster effects.


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Subject   st: Difference between svy:logit and xtgee - cluster effects.
Date   Tue, 28 Aug 2007 12:12:28 +0200

Dear listers,

I'm working with a dataset containing individuals and areas.
Rather than using a multilevel approach to explore the clustereffects I'm trying just to take account of the correlation within these clusters (areas) in my estimation.

Can anyone please help me to understand the difference between svy:logit and xtgee in terms of interpretation of the estimates obtained by the different models?
As far as I understand it both models are supposed to 'average out' the cluster effect across individuals. But the two models yield different estimates...?

My commands are as follows (I am working with a dichotomous response):

svyset cluster
svy:logit yesno var1 var2...

xtgee yesno var1 var2, i(cluster) link (logit) fam (bin)


I hope my problem is quite clear!


Best

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Jakob Byg

MSc in Social Research
Department of Sociology
Aalborg University
Denmark
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