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Re: Issues with Pooled Multi-Country DHS Data [message #30340 is a reply to message #30338] Sat, 09 November 2024 04:09 Go to previous message
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Hello,
If you append data, you should make sure each case has a single identifier. I see you use caseid in your code, and you have duplicates for caseid - it may be part of the problem. Could you also explain what your imp1.dta is? file is? As Tom suggested, you may remove the imputation section. I also do not see why you would impute age at first birth for women who have not had a birth; since they have not had their children, imputing their age at first birth may not be a relevant approach. Since you plan to use a logistic regression on the pregnancy status of adolescents, imputing age at first birth does not seem necessary.
Hope this helps.
Bruno


Bruno Schoumaker
Centre for Demographic Research
Université catholique de Louvain
 
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