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Re: Applying weights to multilevel hazard analysis using Cox regression [message #23979 is a reply to message #23964]

Mon, 24 January 2022 08:53

Bridgette-DHS
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Registered: February 2013

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Following is another response from DHS Research & Data Analysis Director, Tom Pullum:

If you don't have "wt1_1*wt2_1" anywhere in your code, then I can't account for the error statement. The product of those two level-weights would be the net weight, proportional to v005. I will ask someone else to help -- I have no more suggestions.

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		Applying weights to multilevel hazard analysis using Cox regression By: Ugonna on Wed, 19 January 2022 16:18
		Re: Applying weights to multilevel hazard analysis using Cox regression By: Bridgette-DHS on Thu, 20 January 2022 15:54
		Re: Applying weights to multilevel hazard analysis using Cox regression By: Ugonna on Thu, 20 January 2022 17:19
		Re: Applying weights to multilevel hazard analysis using Cox regression By: Bridgette-DHS on Fri, 21 January 2022 08:05
		Re: Applying weights to multilevel hazard analysis using Cox regression By: Ugonna on Fri, 21 January 2022 15:17
		Re: Applying weights to multilevel hazard analysis using Cox regression By: Bridgette-DHS on Mon, 24 January 2022 08:53
		Re: Applying weights to multilevel hazard analysis using Cox regression By: Ugonna on Mon, 24 January 2022 14:42

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