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Replication Methods for Complex Survey Analysis in Stata

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  • Nicholas Winter

    (Cornell University)

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This talk will discuss the -svr- suite of user-written commands for Stata. These commands facilitate the analysis of data from surveys with complex sampling plans, and represent an alternative to official Stata's Taylor series linearization-based -svy- commands. I will touch briefly on the theoretical basis for these techniques and contrast them with Taylor series. The heart of the talk will present the commands; I will conclude with some observations of the joys and sorrows of constructing add-on commands to official Stata.

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  • Nicholas Winter, 2004. "Replication Methods for Complex Survey Analysis in Stata," North American Stata Users' Group Meetings 2004 14, Stata Users Group.
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