How to Create Label, Define Code, Recode Variable in STATA for Descriptive Analysis of NSSO Data #3

[@anjanitripathi4447]

You should make more videos.

[@sukriti9515]

Your videos are way too helpful...savior for my reserch work...plzplz make a video on inferential analysis of data.

[@uniqueanduntold8625]

hi,it is very helpful,but can you show the state code and district with district name and blocks

[@nighatbhat5624]

Thank you soo much i learned a lot from your vedios..can you please help me how can i generate wages of regular wage /salaried workers an per the gender..plzzzzz i have an urgent need

[@AshishGupta-ik3qk]

Thanks for explaining this entire process In very simple way. In the 76th round 1.2, they have provided multiplier. Is this equivalent to the weight as has been calculated in this video.

[@crazycrazy8116]

Please make video on District level coding

[@MrRavi225]

It is like a crash course during lockdown. Thanks so much for this.

[@DataOperationsandResearch]

Thank you.

[@sanjidaakhtar7240]

@@DataOperationsandResearch Sir, what if the variables are already in integer form, how do we proceed then? Actually, I have destring all of the variables before entering any command. And now it is showing r(109) error, hence I am unable to generate the state variables.

[@kennethgomes4727]

could you also explain why you used IW weight and not PW, AW, FW? Thank you

[@jyotirani8013]

Hello sir, your videos is really helpful but i am unable to match my result of whether household have computer in 75th round of nsso. Could you please how can i check this in my result.

[@ramumaggu]

When you are tabulating, after applying weights, the absolute numbers or percentages you get are for PERSON(PID) Not HOUSEHOLD(HHID). All the results you calculated are at the person level and not the household level. Correct me if I'm wrong. Thank you for the helpful content.

[@DataOperationsandResearch]

It depends on the level of data that we are operating, however, the way you have put the question i think it is person level.

[@suchetasardar1661]

You videos are really helpful. A request is can you upload similar videos for PLFS data too. That would be very helpful.

[@MukeshKumar-ln1iv]

very informative content

[@DataOperationsandResearch]

Thank you so much for the appreciation.

[@mrityunjaykumar2952]

Thank you so so much. This is very helpful

[@DataOperationsandResearch]

Glad it was helpful!

[@anjanitripathi4447]

Thank You

[@aryaraji2928]

Sir, I need to extract household level NSSO consumer expenditure data of the rural regions of a particular district in Kerala (state). could you please tell me the commands for sorting the data as I mentioned above? I have extracted data and merged all levels

[@Heyimin995]

sir thank you ..............

[@rajasingh4144]

More informative video

[@DataOperationsandResearch]

I will try to make as many informative videos as time permits. Thank you for the comment.

[@rajasingh4144]

I want to know sir we always apply the iweight in all other rounds

[@DataOperationsandResearch]

For most of the cases iw works fine, however, there can be cases where some other weight like pw, aw and fw might be useful. If one wants to apply other weights, then one will have to check the rationale behind doing so. Also, I am thinking of making a video covering this topic.

[@jyotsnarosario2204]

I have a small doubt. While estimating models, should we use pw weights instead of iw weights?

[@DataOperationsandResearch]

iw should work fine.

[@jyotsnarosario2204]

@@DataOperationsandResearch iw and pw are giving different results. Also I wanted to ask if we should survey set the data in Stata first? or is applying weights enough? If yes can you make a video on that topic?

[@DataOperationsandResearch]

Match results with the reports, that's the best way to judge which weight is better. Applying weight is important because the data is sampled and we need to make conclusions about the population. I am busy these days, therefore unable to make videos. Hopefully will make more videos in the new year.

[@souradiptadas2177]

sir is there any option of Livelihood diversification index in stata???

[@DataOperationsandResearch]

For this you will have to first find out about the diversification index that you are interested in. Then after that you can manually make a command to calculate it. So, get the formula for diversification index. Calculate all the components of the formula and then put all the components together and you will have the diversification index.

[@jayshreejazz]

Hi why did you use iweight and not pweight or aweight?