6 Jul
2005
6 Jul
'05
6:07 p.m.
On Wed, 6 Jul 2005, Sanjoy Bhattacharjee wrote:
Prof. King
I have two simple queries
we set _AMpatch=1, when we want to use dynamic library
and therefore speed up our process, however
the global _AMpatch must be set to its default 0 if we
also specify _AMfully ... by specifying "_AMfully" we
also lessen the burden of computation ...
Q1. Is there any reason behind to set _AMpatch and
_AMFully work separately? I mean won't it be better if
we can use both the specifications at the same time
yes, that would be good. The only reason you can't use them both is that
we haven't programmed it so you can use both. but you'e right that it
would make sense.
Q2. Once we have, say 5 set of imputed data set, how
to use them in STATA for post-imputation regression
... for example we want to run a simple probit model
... we can of course do it manually, since the mean
and SE calculation is pretty simple (page3, Amelia
handout)...however, I wonder is there any available
"do" file
Yes, if you have a look at the Clarify or mi, both at my web page, both
can do it. mi does it in more models than Clarify, but Clarify offers
many other features you might find of interest.
and before you ask, yes, it would be nice to have more features AND many
more models. Zelig, also at my web page, does this but within R rather
than Stata.
best of luck with your research,
Gary King
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http://GKing.Harvard.Edu, King(a)Harvard.Edu
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Thanks and regards
Sanjoy
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