I am truly sorry about bothering everyone again. I heard that it is possible in STATA to create different IDs for control and treatment cases during propensity score matching. As I have matched twice the amount of control cases to treatment cases, these id variables can be reduced a singular variable that can be later used in modelling to control for the treatment effect. I was wondering if it would be possible to create a similar set of variables using this plugin to later control for the treatment effect. Thanks so much for being so helpful.
Best wishes
Priya
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Dear Priya,
Sorry that the answers sometimes take longer. I am not 100% sure of what
you are trying to achieve, but there is an option to get a datafile in wide
format in which the matched units are in the same row. That way you can
identify which units were matched. Maybe this is what you wanted to know.
I am truly sorry about bothering everyone again. I heard that it is
possible in STATA to create different IDs for control and treatment cases
during propensity score matching. As I have matched twice the amount of
control cases to treatment cases, these id variables can be reduced a
singular variable that can be later used in modelling to control for the
treatment effect. I was wondering if it would be possible to create a
similar set of variables using this plugin to later control for the
treatment effect. Thanks so much for being so helpful.
Hello Felix and other users,
I am truly sorry about bothering everyone again. I heard that it is possible in STATA to create different IDs for control and treatment cases during propensity score matching. As I have matched twice the amount of control cases to treatment cases, these id variables can be reduced a singular variable that can be later used in modelling to control for the treatment effect. I was wondering if it would be possible to create a similar set of variables using this plugin to later control for the treatment effect. Thanks so much for being so helpful.
Best wishes
Priya
Dear Priya,
Sorry that the answers sometimes take longer. I am not 100% sure of what
you are trying to achieve, but there is an option to get a datafile in wide
format in which the matched units are in the same row. That way you can
identify which units were matched. Maybe this is what you wanted to know.
Hope this helps,
Felix
On Tue, Jun 3, 2014 at 6:02 PM, Priya Lall priya-lall81@users.sf.net
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