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Home » Topics » Nutrition and Anthropometry » HW3(Height in cms) of Birth Record of IDHS 2005-2006 India is not seems to be practical (As the maximum height of the person in India is 7 feet that means 213 cms. But in the data set, it is showing an average value of around 500cms height.I am in confusion with the data. )
HW3(Height in cms) of Birth Record of IDHS 2005-2006 India is not seems to be practical [message #20003] Mon, 14 September 2020 12:41 Go to next message
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I kindly request to give some clarification regarding HW3(Height in cms) and V437 and V438 parameters of the birth record of IDHS 2005-2006.Thanks in advance.
Re: HW3(Height in cms) of Birth Record of IDHS 2005-2006 India is not seems to be practical [message #20005 is a reply to message #20003] Mon, 14 September 2020 22:16 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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HW2, HW3 are for children; V437 and V438 are for respondents
Re: HW3(Height in cms) of Birth Record of IDHS 2005-2006 India is not seems to be practical [message #20006 is a reply to message #20005] Mon, 14 September 2020 23:01 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Thanks for the information.But,HW3(Height in cms) , It is showing the values from a absolute range of 400-900cms.For v437, V438 also it is showing absolute same range.As the maximum height is 213cms(7 feet). How can anyone be 400cms?.I kindly request you to help me in understanding this. It will be useful for my project. Thank you.
Re: HW3(Height in cms) of Birth Record of IDHS 2005-2006 India is not seems to be practical [message #20007 is a reply to message #20006] Tue, 15 September 2020 00:06 Go to previous message
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Pls read data/ variable name carefully...it says data in 1 decimal point...so 400 means 400/10=40 cms...same for weight variable
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