Dear all,
I wonder whether there is an easy, analytical way to compare the intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) between independent samples (without using bootstrapping).
In two level data (person and time) ICC can be either computed (while allowing for missings at certain time poits) with
xtreg y , i(id) mle
or
mixed y || id:
estat icc
Now, I want to test equality of the ICC across independent samples, e.g. values of sex. For this, I need to compute all parameters jointly. The ICC is a funtion of the between-person and within-person variance. Does anyone know how to compute this jointly - e.g. for males and females?
Thank you and best,
Michael
I wonder whether there is an easy, analytical way to compare the intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) between independent samples (without using bootstrapping).
In two level data (person and time) ICC can be either computed (while allowing for missings at certain time poits) with
xtreg y , i(id) mle
or
mixed y || id:
estat icc
Now, I want to test equality of the ICC across independent samples, e.g. values of sex. For this, I need to compute all parameters jointly. The ICC is a funtion of the between-person and within-person variance. Does anyone know how to compute this jointly - e.g. for males and females?
Thank you and best,
Michael
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