Olena Kaminska
- Login: olena@essex.ac.uk
- Email: olena@essex.ac.uk
- Registered on: 04/30/2012
- Last connection: 10/13/2021
Issues
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| Assigned issues | 11 | 24 | 35 |
| Reported issues | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Projects
| Project | Roles | Registered on |
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| Understanding Society User Support | Manager | 10/01/2015 |
Activity
10/13/2021
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10:24 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #1590: Creating a weight variable for fixed effects analysis
- Karen,
In this situation use longitudinal weight for wave 4 for the set of waves 2 to 4 outcome, lw weight for wav...
10/12/2021
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- Hello,
We calculate children's weights based on longitudinal enumeration, which requires enumeration of a househol... -
- Karen,
Do you mean you study change between wave 2 and wave 10?
Or do you mean you study change between wave 2 a...
10/11/2021
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- Karen,
There is no particular reason to create your own weight.
To help you select a weight, please explain how ...
10/08/2021
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- Karen,
Yes, weighting is necessary in fixed effect models.
Look for similar questions about pooled analysis on ...
09/27/2021
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- Ruth,
Yes, this would be the correct suboptimal weight.
Best,
Olena
09/22/2021
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- Ruth,
You can use xw weight only if your analysis uses 1 wave, and therefore does not use any information from oth...
09/20/2021
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- Ruth,
Yes, technically you will be pooling young people from different years. As a suboptimal weight try to use ps...
09/02/2021
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- Nora,
The weights that we provide to users are the product of different parts, so essentially you will need to ext...
08/31/2021
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- Nora,
Thank you for your question. One of your levels needs to be PSU - this will account for clustering. Stratifi...
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