Geodist radian stata
| id year lat lng price treatm~t id0 lat0 lng0 treatm~0 d _merge |ġ. +-+save this file in a different name and then load the original data to merge each other. | 101 45.5045 -73.5631 0 102 45.4729 -73.6175 1 5.5150794 |Ĩ. geodistbenchmark geodistbenchmark Description Benchmark errors for different geodist measures Usage geodistbenchmark(lat 0, d 1, n 100) Arguments lat Central latitude where errors should be measured d Distance in metres over which errors should be measured n Number of random values used to generate estimates Examples geodistbenchmark. | id0 lat0 lng0 treatm~0 id lat lng treatm~t d | Please let me know if you're confused with any part. Is there any way to form ID pairs, not ID*Time pairs, in panel data setting? I tried to allocate more memory to Stata, reboot the server, close other programs to increase memory capacity but still had the same issue (The server I use has 32GB memory & Stata MP).įor the brief description of my data set (just in case), it's panel data with 5,062 units, T=51, and the number of observations is 234,844.
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I assume that the number of observations of expanded data exceed the number of observations that Stata can handle. I had a similar issue with George but I have panel data.
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List household_id d household_id0, sepby(household_id) * reduce to combinations that are within 1kmīysort household_id (d) household_id: keep if d < 1
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Geodist latitude longitude latitude0 longitude0, gen(d) * form all pairwise combinations of household
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female", modifyI don't seem to know how to generate this variable containing shortest distances from HH i to j which are obviously neighbors. Input double(household_id longitude latitude age) byte gender float(treat spillover)