predict used with no options, as in your examples,
gives the predicted value from the equation;
to get the standard error prediction, e.g., you
need "predict stdp, stdp"; look at [R] predict and
[R] predictnl
Rich Goldstein
[email protected] wrote:
>
> Greetings Statalisters -
> I'm using STATA v8 and when I use the 'predict' command for the
> median and the standard error of the Weibull distribution the
> same value is returned. The code that precedes the 'predict'
> command is pasted below:
> stset time
> streg, dist(weibull)
> nlcom (theta:exp([ln_p]_b[_cons])) (beta:exp(-b[_cons]))
>
> For predict, I used the following code:
> predict med
> predict stdp
>
> Any suggestions or am I missing something obvious?
>
> kindest regards,
> Clint
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