Good evening everyone,
this is my first post in the STATALIST forum. I hope my question is accesible in terms of command presentation as well as of relevance. If there was a similar question posted elsewhere (which I could not find so far) I do am thankful for a quick hint.
I am conducting Propensity Score Matching with nearest neighbour matching (attnd) and I do want to estimate the average treatment effect (ATT) by different baseline groups. Neither the
nor using for example
works since egen does not allow for attnd and attnd itself does not have any grouping options.
About my data: treatment is a binary variable describing program participation, school attendance ranges from 0 to 1 and the group by which I want to differentiate the ATT is called parents_edu_baseline and contains 12 different numerical values, depending on the educational degree.
I am using STATA/SE 17.0.
Has anyone encountered a similar problem so far? Or a link where to look for further help?
I do am thankful for any help.
Greetings,
Jakob
this is my first post in the STATALIST forum. I hope my question is accesible in terms of command presentation as well as of relevance. If there was a similar question posted elsewhere (which I could not find so far) I do am thankful for a quick hint.
I am conducting Propensity Score Matching with nearest neighbour matching (attnd) and I do want to estimate the average treatment effect (ATT) by different baseline groups. Neither the
Code:
help attnd
Code:
egen xyz = attnd school_attendance treatment, pscore(pscore1) comsup detail
About my data: treatment is a binary variable describing program participation, school attendance ranges from 0 to 1 and the group by which I want to differentiate the ATT is called parents_edu_baseline and contains 12 different numerical values, depending on the educational degree.
I am using STATA/SE 17.0.
Has anyone encountered a similar problem so far? Or a link where to look for further help?
I do am thankful for any help.
Greetings,
Jakob
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