I am encountering a problem when trying to use the fuzzydid command on Stata 18 for Linux. I've noticed that there was a previous discussion on this topic (https://www.statalist.org/forums/for...d-troubleshoot), but the thread did not resolve the issue I am facing.
Here is the situation: When I run the exact same fuzzydid code on Stata 18 on both Windows and Linux systems, I get very different results. On Windows, the command executes as expected, and I receive the estimated results. However, on my Linux machine, the command completes but only outputs dots, indicating missing values, and does not store anything in e() or display any results to the user.
Example code (from the thread above):
I have checked to ensure that all dependencies and packages are up to date, and I have also tried reinstalling the fuzzydid package. Despite these efforts, the issue persists only on the Linux platform.
Has anyone experienced a similar issue or does anyone have any insights on how to resolve this discrepancy between operating systems? Any help would be greatly appreciated as I require the Linux environment for my analysis pipeline.
Here is the situation: When I run the exact same fuzzydid code on Stata 18 on both Windows and Linux systems, I get very different results. On Windows, the command executes as expected, and I receive the estimated results. However, on my Linux machine, the command completes but only outputs dots, indicating missing values, and does not store anything in e() or display any results to the user.
Example code (from the thread above):
Code:
use "http://fmwww.bc.edu/repec/bocode/t/turnout_dailies_1868-1928.dta", clear sum pres_turnout numdailies // check that you have the same output as on the paper gen G1872=(fd_numdailies>0) if (year==1872) & fd_numdailies!=. & fd_numdailies>= 0 & sample==1 sort cnty90 year replace G1872=G1872[_n+1] if cnty90==cnty90[_n+1] & year==1868 fuzzydid pres_turnout G1872 year numdailies, did tc cic newcateg(0 1 2 45) breps(200) cluster(cnty90) gen numdailies_bin = (numdailies >= 1) fuzzydid pres_turnout G1872 year numdailies_bin, lqte breps(200) cluster(cnty90)
I have checked to ensure that all dependencies and packages are up to date, and I have also tried reinstalling the fuzzydid package. Despite these efforts, the issue persists only on the Linux platform.
Has anyone experienced a similar issue or does anyone have any insights on how to resolve this discrepancy between operating systems? Any help would be greatly appreciated as I require the Linux environment for my analysis pipeline.
