Re: Propensity score matching in PSPP

2013-10-02 Thread Alan Mead
I don't know. If the option doesn't appear in the GUI you could see if the option is available in syntax and, if so, create the syntax using the GUI and then paste it. It would probably be the same syntax in PSPP as SPSS but the issue would be whether it's implemented and I don't know. Howev

Re: Propensity score matching in PSPP

2013-10-02 Thread Suniya Farooqui
Thanks Alan! I can run a logistic regression but where can I find the option to create a new variable and save the predicted probabilities in PSPP (similar to the option in SPSS)? On Tue, Oct 1, 2013 at 4:57 PM, Alan Mead wrote: > Wikipedia describes these steps in propensity score matching:

Re: Propensity score matching in PSPP

2013-10-01 Thread Alan Mead
Wikipedia describes these steps in propensity score matching: 1.Run logistic regression: Dependent variable: Y = 1, if participate; Y = 0, otherwise. Choose appropriate conditioning (instrumental) variables. Obtain propensity score: predicted probability (p) or log[p/(1 - p)]. 2.Matc