Hi all,
I am relatively new to Stata - and quantitative analyses, for that matter - so apologies if my question isn't appropriate for the forum.
I am doing population health research using quantitative intersectional approaches. In particular, I wish to apply a specific approach called multilevel analysis of individual heterogeneity and discriminatory accuracy (MAIHDA).
I have read around the approach and found numerous publications that publish their Stata do files for replication, which are quite helpful (e.g. this working paper). Nevertheless, most of the papers examined continuous outcomes whereas my project involves assessing a binary outcome.
Therefore, I thought I would reach out and ask if anyone on the forum has experience using the approach with binary outcomes and are happy to share their codes and/or could signpost me to relevant resources?
Thanks so much!
Oli
I am relatively new to Stata - and quantitative analyses, for that matter - so apologies if my question isn't appropriate for the forum.
I am doing population health research using quantitative intersectional approaches. In particular, I wish to apply a specific approach called multilevel analysis of individual heterogeneity and discriminatory accuracy (MAIHDA).
I have read around the approach and found numerous publications that publish their Stata do files for replication, which are quite helpful (e.g. this working paper). Nevertheless, most of the papers examined continuous outcomes whereas my project involves assessing a binary outcome.
Therefore, I thought I would reach out and ask if anyone on the forum has experience using the approach with binary outcomes and are happy to share their codes and/or could signpost me to relevant resources?
Thanks so much!
Oli
