Hi all,
Using Stata 17, I am trying to run coarsened exact matching commands (i.e., -cem-) introduced in this Stata Journal article: https://www.stata-journal.com/articl...article=st0176
Please note that the article's data file cannot be opened using the suggested URL. I found this public data ( lalonde_data.dta ) somewhere on the net and attached it here.
There are multiple troubles with this command. But the main issue is that after I run the following command (from the journal article):
I get this error:
This issue is raised in an old thread: https://www.statalist.org/forums/for...lems-using-cem
But, it is not clear how it is resolved. Does anyone know a way around this issue? Is there an official command for CEM in Stata? I hope Stata can solve this issue by adding a properly vetted command.
Thanks,
Navid
Using Stata 17, I am trying to run coarsened exact matching commands (i.e., -cem-) introduced in this Stata Journal article: https://www.stata-journal.com/articl...article=st0176
Please note that the article's data file cannot be opened using the suggested URL. I found this public data ( lalonde_data.dta ) somewhere on the net and attached it here.
There are multiple troubles with this command. But the main issue is that after I run the following command (from the journal article):
Code:
cem age education black nodegree re74, treatment(treated)
cemStata(): 3001 expected 8 arguments but received 7
<istmt>: - function returned error
<istmt>: - function returned error
But, it is not clear how it is resolved. Does anyone know a way around this issue? Is there an official command for CEM in Stata? I hope Stata can solve this issue by adding a properly vetted command.
Thanks,
Navid
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