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un;proc print data= deff_cac;title5 "design effect by cacsmpl";run;proc print data= deff_tnexreg;title5 "design effect by TNEXREG";run;************* The End *****************;F-5
DESIGN_EFFECTS_UNEQUAL_WEIGHTS.INC***************************************************************************Name:design_effects_unequal_weightsPurpose:Calculate the design effects due to unequal weights. Creates two data sets.One data set contains the overall design effect and the information used tocalculate the design effect. The other data set contains the design effectsfor each category of the analysis variable and the information used tocalculate these design effects. In the two data sets, the additionalinformation refers to the number of observations, the sum of the squaredweights, and the sum of the weights squared.Programmer:Darryl V. CreelParameters:There are five:(1) in_data_set - The input data set.(2) analysis_variable - The analysis variable contains the categoriesby which the design effects are calculated.(3) weight_variable - The weight variable.(4) out_overall_data_set - Name of the data set that contains theoverall design effect.(5) out_data_set - Name of the output data set that contains thedesign effects for each category of the analysisvariable.Output:There are two data sets:(1) A data set that contains the overall design effect and theinformation used to calculte the overall design effect. Itincludes observations that have a missing value for the analysisvariable. This data set is named by the out_overall_data_setparameter.(2) A data set that contains the design effects for each categoryof the analysis variable and the information used to calculatethese design effects. There is one observation for each categoryof the analysis variable, including a missing category, if thereare missing values for the analysis variable. This data set isnamed by the out_data_set parameter.F-6
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Contract No.: 233-02-0086MPR Refere
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2006 HEALTH CARE SURVEY OF DOD BENE
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APPENDIX ADEERS VARIABLES REQUESTED
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VariableB.1.B.2.B.3.ExplanationDEER
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APPENDIX BQ1 2006 TABLES FOR ENROLL
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Table B.1: Enrollees with a Militar
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ASSIGN DMIS_ID DMIS_FACAT SEA, CONT
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ASSIGN DMIS_ID DMIS_FACADMINISTRATI
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APPENDIX CQ1 2006 TABLE FOR COLLAPS
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Table C: Collapsing Rules for Geogr
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CACSMPL GEOCELL D_INSTAL Active Dut
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APPENDIX DQ1 2006 TABLES FOR SAMPLI
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Table D.1: Selected Sample Dataset
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SAMPLE SIZEFRAMESTRATUM FRAME SIZE
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Table D.2: Unweighted Sample Counts
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STRATUM Unweighted Sample Count Wei
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SVCCDTable D.3: Unweighted Sample C
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APPENDIX EQ1 2006 VARIABLES DELIVER
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APPENDIX E: LIST OF VARIABLES IN TH
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# Variable Type Length Label Values
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# Variable Type Length Label Values
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APPENDIX FQ1 2006 SAS CODE FOR SAMP
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STI.SASF-1
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EXTRACT.SASF-3
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* INPUTS:* 1) STI001A.SD2 - 2006 Q1
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Page 129 and 130: end;else enbgsmpl=’e’;end;other
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