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Balancing number of observations for the dependent and independent variables [message #26309]

Mon, 06 March 2023 21:54

I am Faithful
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Hello

I am doing a research on maternal empowerment and the effect on underfive child nutrition in Malawi, I am using KR dataset.
With that in mind, I am trying to do some inferential and descriptive statistics to identify significant variables to use in the final model but for some variables, the number of observations do not balance.

For instance, when I do

tab stunting educ, the n in educ is more or less than the n in stunting. Please assist how I can balance the two

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		Balancing number of observations for the dependent and independent variables By: I am Faithful on Mon, 06 March 2023 21:54
		Re: Balancing number of observations for the dependent and independent variables By: Janet-DHS on Tue, 07 March 2023 15:25
		Re: Balancing number of observations for the dependent and independent variables By: I am Faithful on Tue, 07 March 2023 19:39
		Re: Balancing number of observations for the dependent and independent variables By: I am Faithful on Wed, 08 March 2023 10:41
		Re: Balancing number of observations for the dependent and independent variables By: Janet-DHS on Wed, 08 March 2023 16:47

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