This file contains the code related to how to clone a variable in Stata. This concept is discussed in our video tutorial on youtube.
For models with a single outcome variable, we can lay out our table by specifying dimensionscolnameandresult; in this example, we placed levels ofcolnameon the rows and levels ofresulton the columns of the table. The namecolnamerefers to the column names of the returned matrixe(b), and...
Re: a question on how to call a macro variable within a macro Posted 07-26-2024 04:55 PM (3075 views) | In reply to stataq Try %macro m_test(varlist=); %let key=; %do i = 1 %to %sysfunc(countw(&varlist.)); %let word=%scan(&varlist.,&i.); %if ...
In Stata, we can use simulate to perform Monte Carlo simulations. We can also integrate our simulations into Stata's power commands so that we can easily create custom tables and graphs for a range of parameter values. This FAQ is organized as follows: ...
In order to perform the likelihood ratio test we will need to run both models and make note of their final log likelihoods. We will run the models using Stata and use commands to store the log likelihoods. We could also just copy the likelihoods down (i.e., by writing them down, or...
The constructed variable instrument using Altonji and Shakotko's (1987) method to instrument firm experience is designed to capture the time-invariant (mis)match effects between an individual and a firm. This error can spill over to the estimation of other correlated variables, i.e., industry ...
Why reprex? Getting unstuck is hard. Your first step here is usually to create a reprex, or reproducible example. The goal of a reprex is to package your code, and information about your problem so that others can run it…
stata no panel variable set,use tssethow to deal with it this is the help from stata.[P] error ...Return code 198invalid syntax;___ invalid;range invalid;___ invalid obs no;invalid filename;___ invalid varnam
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2. Create a new standardized version of each variable. To get it, create a new variable in which you subtract the mean from the original value, then divide that by the standard deviation. 3. Use those standardized versions in the regression. Could this take a while? Yup. But if that’...