Hello,
I have a dataset on student attendance and drop out rates for a certain set of courses, and I've used streg with a Weibull distribution to calculate the mean survival time (in days). All students complete or drop out of the course within two years, so I don't have to worry about censoring for completed cohorts when using the mean survival time. I'm trying to create a forecast for each student currently enrolled on the expected number of days that they will remain in class given that they have achieved their current number of days, but the streg mean time calculation in the Stata manual (http://www.stata.com/manuals13/ststr...estimation.pdf page 8) just integrates from 0 to ∞ with no option to integrate from the current number of days that they've been in class. I've installed stpm2, but mean time is not an allowed option. Any thoughts?
v/r,
Garrett Harmon
I have a dataset on student attendance and drop out rates for a certain set of courses, and I've used streg with a Weibull distribution to calculate the mean survival time (in days). All students complete or drop out of the course within two years, so I don't have to worry about censoring for completed cohorts when using the mean survival time. I'm trying to create a forecast for each student currently enrolled on the expected number of days that they will remain in class given that they have achieved their current number of days, but the streg mean time calculation in the Stata manual (http://www.stata.com/manuals13/ststr...estimation.pdf page 8) just integrates from 0 to ∞ with no option to integrate from the current number of days that they've been in class. I've installed stpm2, but mean time is not an allowed option. Any thoughts?
v/r,
Garrett Harmon
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