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  • Window selection: minimum p-value against window length

    The output indicates that the p-values are above 0.15 in all windows between the minimum window [-1.000, 1.000] and the window [-1.090, 1.090]. The p-value is correct, but I am confused about the observations (136 below, 45 above) for the recommended window. Because X1 is my running variable, which is mentioned below. I think it should be 75 below and 46 above observation in the recommended window, or are my results correct?



    rdwinselect X1 $covariates1, cutoff(0.000005) wmin(1) wstep(0.01) seed(50) level(0.001)


    Window selection for RD under local randomization
    Cutoff c = 0.00 Left of c Right of c Number of observation = 3400
    Number of obs 3286 114 Kernel type = uniform
    1st percentile 0 0 Reps = 1000
    5th percentile 286 0 Testing method = rdrandinf
    10th percentile 385 0 Balance test = diffmeans
    20th percentile 513 0
    Bal. test p-value Var.name Bin.test p-value Obs<c Obs>=c
    Window
    -1.000 1.000 0.160 WEP 0.013 73 45
    -1.010 1.010 0.388 WIP 0.000 136 45
    -1.020 1.020 0.412 WIP 0.000 136 45
    -1.030 1.030 0.420 WIP 0.000 136 45
    -1.040 1.040 0.380 WIP 0.000 136 45
    -1.050 1.050 0.466 WIP 0.000 136 45
    -1.060 1.060 0.414 WIP 0.000 136 45
    -1.070 1.070 0.386 WIP 0.000 136 45
    -1.080 1.080 0.408 WIP 0.000 136 45
    -1.090 1.090 0.386 WIP 0.000 136 45
    Recommended window is [-1.090; 1.090] with 181 observations (136 below, 45 above).

    Last edited by Khawar Afreen; 25 Mar 2024, 07:56.

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    Window selection in regression discontinuity design. check the results in the attached file
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    Last edited by Khawar Afreen; 25 Mar 2024, 08:28.

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