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rddsga's Introduction

rddsga

Subgroup analysis for regression discontinuity designs using inverse propensity score weighting

Installation

The package can be installed directly from SSC:

ssc install rddsga

Alternatively, you can get the latest version hosted in this repository by first setting the location with net:

net from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/acarril/rddsga/master/

Then you can use the following commands to describe and install the package and its ancillary files:

// Describe
net describe rddsga
// Install ado-files and help files
net install rddsga
// Install ancillary files (datasets)
net get rddsga

If you have installed the program and want to update it, be sure to net install and net get using options replace force.

Help

Refer to the included help file for details regarding usage. For additional details regarding the methodology refer to the project wiki.

rddsga's People

Contributors

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Stargazers

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Watchers

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Forkers

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rddsga's Issues

Standar errors

Hi! I am using this command, but I am trying to recover the SE or the P-value for the estimation of the subgroups and differences, and I can't find them. I checked all the scalars and matrices, but I can't find them. The help option indicates that this should be in the matrix r(table), but Stata indicates that this matrix operation is not found. I appreciate any help.

Program does not work for cutoffs other than zero

It seems that when the bandwidth criteria is set (here), it ignores the cutoff:

local bwidth abs(`assignvar') < `bwidth'

The fix is probably to set:

local bwidth abs(`assignvar'-`cutoff') < `bwidth'

Otherwise, nothing happens when I run the command (which is tracked to the regress/ivregress calls dropping the variables of interest)

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