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Noemi23
Calcite | Level 5

I am working with complex survey data, multi-stage sampling.  My current code includes a cluster variable for the primary sampling unit (PSU) and a strata variable:

 

PROC SURVEYLOGISTIC DATA= data;
cluster psu;
strata strata;

 

In addition to PSU clustering, the data has clustering at the household level where multiple individuals within a household are surveyed.  I want to account for the correlation between observations in a household. I am unclear if adding the household variable to the cluster statement will resolve this. My new revised code is:

 

PROC SURVEYLOGISTIC DATA= data;
cluster psu household;
strata strata;

 

Is the above correct?  Please advise. 

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Noemi23
Calcite | Level 5
Thank you for confirming.

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