How can I apply modified poisson regression on stata?

07 December 2022 1 2K Report

Currently, I'm working with cohort study that has binary outcome.

I read differnt literatures regarding the regression approches to determine relative risk for binary outcomes, use of the modefied poisson regrestion with robust standard error more relevant than binomial regression.

But I don't have experiance of using MPR other than logistic regression. Could you please tell me how use the commands to modefied poisson regression analysis on stata?

David Eugene Booth

Suggest you post this question on the stata question list. Best wishes David Booth

Badges
Science topic

More Zerihun Figa's questions See All

Why logarithmic transformation in regression analysis? What are the merits and demerits of logarithmic transformation?

Logarithmic transformation is used as a convenient means of transforming a highly skewed variables into a more normalized dataset. In addition, the log transformation can decrease the variability...

26 June 2021 6,662 7 View

What is the difference between research gap and problem statement in academic studies?

Often postgraduate students are confused about the difference between the research gap and problem statement. Please discuss.

05 August 2020 5,010 2 View

How can he find the raw data for sample size calculation for a cohort study?

Hello there, how are you? I do have a friend working a clinical Nutrition research which is rare to our country and specifically localized to Neonatal ICU. There are a few articles which is...

07 March 2019 1,218 1 View

For a ferromagnetic material, what is the minimum value of the magnetizationto be used for device applications?

Ferromagnetic materials, remnant magnetization, coercivity

24 April 2016 2,322 8 View

What is Tobit Multiplicative Heteroscedasticity Regression?

I know that in Tobit model heteroscedasticity and non-normality are the two most important problems that need concern. When I ask about this issue someone recommended me to run tobithetm to...

14 December 2015 9,927 2 View

Can anyone recommend a method to deal with interaction effects and multicollinearity?

Hi everyone. I've run the Wald test for zero interactions and found out that there is an interaction effect in my regression model. Then, I tested my model for Multicollinarity using VIF and found...

18 October 2014 1,258 13 View

I'm working with household survey data and wanted to know if there is any justifiable way of replacing income by consumption data?

Income for a sizable number of households in the survey is too low even after missing values were replaced by imputation.

01 June 2014 7,821 12 View

Can anyone explain how to treat missing variables for a dependent variable in a fixed effects model? Is recoding them to zero an appropriate strategy?

The dependent variable in this case involves a continuous variable.

16 November 2013 3,391 5 View

GC-MS retention index prediticon?

Hello experts, Does anyone know any free software about retention index prediction ?

08 August 2024 7,403 2 View

Is there an alternative to a multinomial regression which allows the DV to be non mutually exclusive?

I am trying to analyse data from a survey examining what variables affect teachers perceived barriers to incorporating technology into their classroom. I have 5 predictor variables however my DV...

06 August 2024 1,752 3 View

In order to run Multinomial Logistic Regression, is it required that the data be in the long format?

I am using unit level data (IHDS round 2) & Stata 17

06 August 2024 5,725 2 View

Why do we equate male and female arousal?

Women, on the other hand, can become physically aroused (increased blood flow in the reproductive organs) without becoming psychologically aroused even in the slightest. (Robert Weiss)

05 August 2024 9,537 2 View

I need the datasets of Microgrid for system identification?

Hi I am working on data driven model of the microgrid, for that, i need the reliable datasets for the identification of MG data driven Model. Thanks

02 August 2024 5,748 4 View

Should I remove an item from a scale to raise Cronbach's alpha and McDonald's omega or is it better to leave it if they are both over .7 already?

Hello! I have this scale which had 10 items initially. I had to remove items 8 and 10 because they correlated negatively with the scale, and then I removed item 9 because Cronbach's alpha and...

01 August 2024 4,606 7 View

Talking therapies for bipolar, psychology?

what is the best research evidence for psychological interventions for Bipolar?

01 August 2024 6,023 2 View

Normality assumption for linear regression is The assumption of normality is whether for residual errors or predictor variavble?

When we conduct linear regression, there are several assumptions. The assumption of normality is whether the residual errors are normally distributed, not whether a predictor is normal?

31 July 2024 6,164 3 View

What are some diseases that are caused by overactivity of enzymes?

I want to choose a resarch topic regarding enzyme inhibition. So I did my research and found out most of the diseases that originate from enzymes were actually caused by the "deficiency" of...

30 July 2024 2,483 5 View

Recruitment for Postpartum Mental Health Research?

We are currently recruiting for two studies on postpartum mental health as part of our work at the Perinatal Mental Health Research Lab at Alliant International University. If you or someone you...

30 July 2024 2,950 0 View