Model Estimation for Proportion and Ratio Analysis

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Explore model estimation techniques for analyzing proportions and ratios using svy.command in statistical analysis. Learn about average estimation, test scenarios, continuous variables, and actual vs. 4 times the sample size predictions for total land area.

  • Model estimation
  • Proportion analysis
  • Ratio analysis
  • Statistical commands
  • Data analysis

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  1. Datathon APSU, Dhaka 9 November 2017

  2. svy command: general syntax Supports many estimation commands: mean, proportion, ratio, total cnreg, cnsreg, glm, intreg, nl, ols, tobit, treatreg, truncreg stcox, streg probit, logit, biprobit, cloglog, clogit, mlogit, mprobit, oloig oprobit, slogit nbreg, poisson, zip, zinb. Ivols, ivprobit, ivtobit. Heckman, heckprob

  3. Examples average proportion model estimation

  4. average

  5. svy command: average

  6. svy command: average (test)

  7. svy command: model estimation

  8. proportion

  9. proportion: svy command

  10. proportion (test): svy command

  11. model estimation (w/ continuous)

  12. model estimation (actual sample) Standard Errors actual sample .8 S.E. of the prediction .6 .4 .2 0 0 5 10 15 Land, total (ha)

  13. model estimation (4 times actual sample) Standard Errors 4 times the actual sample .8 S.E. of the prediction .6 .4 .2 0 0 5 10 15 Land, total (ha) Two-stage stratified SRS

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