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Accounting for cluster variation [message #8119]

Tue, 25 August 2015 13:53

zaeema
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I want to run logistic regression model with Immunization status as the outcome variable with various risk factors. I am using the DHS data 2012-13 from Pakistan. Just wanted to ask if there is a need to account for cluster variation like running GENMOD in SAS? And if it has to be done, what is alternate test for that in SPSS? Thanks

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		Accounting for cluster variation By: zaeema on Tue, 25 August 2015 13:53
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