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Re: st: margins with svy: biprobit
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Steve Samuels <[email protected]>
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Re: st: margins with svy: biprobit
Date
Thu, 7 Oct 2010 10:51:22 -0400
This was probably caused by a bug that was fixed in the 30 September
2010 Stata update.
" 4. margins with unconditional variance estimates and survey
subpopulation estimation results with some of the independent
variables containing missing values in observations where the sampling
weights were zero would report the error "unconditional standard
errors derived assuming full estimation sample; indepvars dropped
observations from the estimation sample". This has been fixed."
Steve
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On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 4:50 PM, Wassim Tarraf <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dear list members- I am estimating a bivariate probit model (with svy:
> biprobit; as per the example code below) in Stata 11.1 using complex design
> survey data. Using the margins command while specifying the subpopulation
> used to estimate the model and the vce(unconditional) option leads to Stata
> issuing the following error message : "unconditional standard errors derived
> assuming full estimation sample; indepvars dropped observations from the
> estimation sample." I am faced with the same problem when estimating a
> single equation probit (or logit) as well. Any clarification on what the
> problem might be would be greatly appreciated.
>
> ****begin code********************************
> svyset cluster [pweight=weight], strata(strata)
> svy, subpop(if a==1 & b==2): biprobit x1 x2 i.y1 i.y2 i.y3
> margins i.y1, subpop(if a==1 & b==2) vce(unconditional)
> ****end code*********************************
>
> Thanks,
> Wassim
>
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