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I plan to estimate a series of hierarchical models -- individuals
within states, countries, counties, etc. The data in some cases come
from complex surveys with design weights and in other cases from
low-response-rate polls that require post-stratification weights to
account for differential non-response.
I know that HLM 6.0 allows respondent-level weights as does the suite
of Supermix programs (MIXREG, MIXOR). But I'd prefer to use Stata or R.
Best I can tell, neither Stata (xtmixed or glamm) nor R can deal with
weights. I am hoping I am wrong. Can anyone set me straight on this
(or confirm if you've investigated and are certain)?
Thanks much!
Eric
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Eric Plutzer
Professor of Political Science and
Academic Director, Survey Research Center
Penn State University
Voice: 814/865-6576
http://www.ssri.psu.edu/survey/
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