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Thu, 07 October 2021 23:51

Ugonna
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Registered: June 2020

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Hello everyone,

I am doing a multilevel analysis in stata and I have some challenges I would like to be cleared on.

To find out the proportion of women in the community with at least secondary education, I did this:
gen sec_edu=0
replace sec_edu=1 if mat_edu>=4 & mat_edu<=5

So, to obtain the proportion at the cluster level, please what is the most appropriate option amongst these...

egen sec_edu_prop = pc(sec_edu), prop by(v021)
OR
egen sec_edu_prop = mean(sec_edu), by(v021)
OR
egen sec_edu_prop = rowmean(sec_edu), by(v021)

Then while running the analysis, do I need to apply a different kind of weight other than this?
svyset[pw=wt],psu(v021)strata(v022) singleunit(center)

Thank you for your anticipated response.

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		Multilevel analysis By: Ugonna on Thu, 07 October 2021 23:51
		Re: Multilevel analysis By: Bridgette-DHS on Mon, 11 October 2021 06:35
		Re: Multilevel analysis By: Ugonna on Tue, 12 October 2021 03:29
		Re: Multilevel analysis By: Bridgette-DHS on Tue, 12 October 2021 05:55
		Re: Multilevel analysis By: Ugonna on Sun, 07 November 2021 02:10
		Re: Multilevel analysis By: Bridgette-DHS on Tue, 09 November 2021 08:51
		Re: Multilevel analysis By: Ugonna on Thu, 11 November 2021 09:52
		Re: Multilevel analysis By: Ugonna on Fri, 12 November 2021 09:46
		Re: Multilevel analysis By: Bridgette-DHS on Thu, 18 November 2021 10:31

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