Transcription of Title stata.com bootstrap — Bootstrap sampling and estimation
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Bootstrap sampling and estimationSyntaxMenuDescriptionOptionsRe marks and examplesStored resultsMethods and formulasReferencesAlso seeSyntaxbootstrapexplist[,options eformoption]:commandoptionsDescriptionMa inreps(#)perform# Bootstrap replications; default isreps(50)Optionsstrata(varlist) variable s identifying stratasize(#)draw samples of size#; default isNcluster(varlist)variables identifying resampling clustersidcluster(newvar)create new clusterIDvariablesaving(filename,..)save results tofilename; save statistics in double precision;save results tofilenameevery#replicationsbcacompute acceleration forBCaconfidence intervalstiesadjustBC/BCa confidence intervals for tiesmseuseMSEformula for variance estimationReportinglevel(#)set confidence level; default islevel(95)notablesuppress table of resultsnoheadersuppress table headernolegendsuppress table legendverbosedisplay the full table legendnodotssuppress replication dotsnoisilydisplay any output fromcommandtracetracecommandtitle(text)u setextas Title for Bootstrap resultsdisplayoptionscontrol column formats, row spacing, line width, display of omittedvariables and base and empty cells, and factor- variable labelingeformoptiondisplay coefficient table in exponentiated formAdvancednodropdo not drop observatio
idcluster(newvar) creates a new variable containing a unique identifier for each resampled cluster. This option requires that cluster() also be specified. saving(filename, suboptions) creates a Stata data file (.dta file) consisting of (for each statistic in exp list) a variable containing the replicates.
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