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Logit regressions using two different weights [message #2007]

Sat, 12 April 2014 13:30

Elisa
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Registered: April 2014
Location: Suecia

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Hello there:

I want to estimate the impact of domestic violence on the degree of malnutrition among children. For this case, I have taken the IR file for Bangladesh. Because I have two different weights: one for domestic violence variables and other for the rest of the data, I would like to know how I should properly estimate the regressions in STATA considering different weights for each variable. Shortly, this is what I did:
gen psu=v021
gen strata=v023
gen sampwt=v005/1000000
egen double totw=total(sampwt)
gen dvsampwt=d005/1000000
svyset psu [pw=dvsampwt], strata(strata)

svy: logistic underweight1 pIPV_ i.v024 i.v025 i.v155 i.v130 i.v190
The problem is that pIPV_ and the other variables have different weights. I really appreciate any help.
Best regards

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		Logit regressions using two different weights By: Elisa on Sat, 12 April 2014 13:30
		Re: Logit regressions using two different weights By: Reduced-For(u)m on Sat, 12 April 2014 17:13
		Re: Logit regressions using two different weights By: Sarah B on Sun, 12 April 2015 22:57

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