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Re: weighting child data [message #15621 is a reply to message #15559]

Fri, 24 August 2018 11:18

Liz-DHS
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A response from Dr. Tom Pullum:
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Suppose some variable you are interested in had only been collected in, say, a survey with 1000 cases in Peru in 1990 and a survey with 5000 cases in Kenya in 2010. Would you combine them into a single file with 6000 cases and calculate the mean of the variable? Would that mean be interpretable?

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