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Re: June 3rd Webinar Analyzing DHS Data: Weights and other adjustments for the survey design [message #5533 is a reply to message #4331] Wed, 03 June 2015 11:24 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
lkondos
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Registered: June 2015
Location: Washington DC
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Dear Sarah,
Thank you for the webinar. I had a follow up question about the independence assumption violation referred to by Dr. Pullum - I have heard others say that the DHS surveys are not independent over time also but I don't understand this: while you may not have an independent probability of being selected within an EA during a DHS in 2011 for example, another DHS in 2015 may not use the same sampling frames which would make the essentially keep each DHS independent of each other. I am asking because we want to look at multiple DHS over time (both across individual countries over time and across multiple countries, comparing them over time but not pooling the data), I make the assumption that each DHS in independent of the one before it but I have been told I need to adjust for repeated measures. Is this accurate?
 
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