I am interested in using CEM for survival data in STATA.
I think that I use a weighting command in stset, and then use stcox as per usual
Can anyone tell me the exact process and programming?
What commands are used for post estimation to show balance between the matched groups after weighting?
Thanks
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Dear Fraser Rubens,
After preprocessing data with CEM, you can use any statistical model you would have applied to the raw data. see gking.harvard.edu/files/gking/files/cem-stata.pdf
For the detailed explanation on CEM weights see explanation of Weights are here An explanation of weights in CEM
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An Explanation for CEM Weights Gary King 25 March 2012 (j.mp/CEMweights) Goal: With a CEM matched sample, the ...
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for an example of use of cem with sampling weighs see Beyond the question “Does it pay to be green?”: How much green? and when?
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I am interested in using CEM for survival data in STATA.
I think that I use a weighting command in stset, and then use stcox as per usual
Can anyone tell me the exact process and programming?
What commands are used for post estimation to show balance between the matched groups after weighting?
Thanks
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