Web494 Meta-regression in Stata • An option to calculate permutation-based p-values, including an adjustment for multiple testing based on the work of Higgins and Thompson (2004) • Support for many of Stata’s postestimation commands, including predict We begin with a brief outline in section 2 of the statistical basis of meta-analysis WebStata will assume that the variables on both sides of the # operator are categorical and will compute interaction terms accordingly. • Hence, we use the c. notation to override the default and tell Stata that age is a continuous variable. • So, c.age#c.age tells Stata to include age^2 in the model; we do not

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WebOct 20, 2016 · mypoisson5.ado works with predict by calling mypoisson5_p.ado, as I discussed in Programming an estimation command in Stata: Making predict work. In … WebThe stata commands to do this are logistic t x1 x2 x3 predict propensity We can now look at the distributions of the propensity score in the treated and the untreated with the command graph tw kdensity propensity if t == 0 /// kdensity propensity if t == 1 The output of this command is shown in Figure 1. You can see that propensity scores space heater storage unit

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