To <statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu> Subject st: How to save results as .dat file Date Wed, 23 Jan 2013 23:04:42 -0500Dear Stata users, I have to run GLLAMM 100 times in my code. How do I save the coefficient, standard errors, vanriance and covariance of random effect generated ...
values in simulated MLE as follows: ml search eq1 0 2 /sd_muz 0 4 /dgammaz 0 1, repeat (100) How can I save the results of these 100 grid search outcomes, such as which values Stata picked to calculate likelihood, and what is the likelihood value corresponds to each grid search....
As with any kind of process that simplifies complexity, there is a trade-off between the accuracy of the data and how easy it is to work with. With factor analysis, the best solution is the one that yields a simplification that represents the true nature of your data, with minimum loss ...
TypeJonnyin theFind whatbox and clickFind All. 3 results are found. TypeJohnsonin theReplace withbox and clickReplace All. Select the range again to performReplace with. Otherwise, it will replace throughout the sheet. ClickOKin the confirmation box. All3findings will be replaced, as you can ...
Creating a “Do” File in Stata Stata commands are listed and executed in a do file. It’s a quick and easy way to avoid typing commands into the Stata command box. You can simply replicate your results, re-run your analysis with revisions and elaborations, or rerun it after fixing erro...
2. STATA FILES You can import stata files to R via foreign package through the following command. # Activate the `foreign` library library(foreign) # Read Stata data into R mydata <- read.dta("") 3. SYSTAT FILES You can import Systat files to R via foreign package through the followin...
Drag down the Fill Handle toAutoFillthe rest of the series. Method 5 – Using the IFNA Function to Set a Cell to Blank We have a data set and want to extract the results of product prices with VLOOKUP. However, not all products exist in the dataset. ...
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…
For example, we run the pre-estimation CD test algorithm in STATA using: xtcd lnTOT_MOR. We present the results of the estimated CD test in Table 3. It can be observed in Table 3 that the null hypothesis is rejected — providing strong evidence of cross-section dependence across ...
I type the following in the stata to store the first-stage results, ivreg2 y z (x= z1 z2), savefirst savefprefix(first) However, if I type, eststo dir nothing appears! Where does stata store the first-stage results? Then I can estout them. Thank you for any help! Sincerely, ...