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Edwin Leuven <
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st: scalar troubles?
Date
Wed, 05 Nov 2003 14:51:31 +0100
dear all,
running one of my ado's i get the following table
-----------------------------------------------------------------
| Mean % reduct
Variable Sample | Treated Controls % bias |bias|
------------------------+----------------------------------------
Ltaal Unmatched | 0 -.547782 118.0
Matched |-.7002011 -.6988459 -0.3 99.8
-----------------------------------------------------------------
the unmatched mean among the treated should not be zero however
the piece of code that calculates it is simply
qui sum `v' if `treated'==1
which gives, when i remove the -qui-, the following
Variable | Obs Mean Std. Dev. Min Max
-------------+--------------------------------------------------------
Ltaal | 296 -.7002011 .4792868 -2.157421 .846165
then i do this
scalar m1 = r(mean)
scalar v1 = r(Var)
and adding this as a check:
di m1
gives
0
!!
if i change the name of the scalar to m1x, everything works fine, ie the 0 becomes -.7002011
i am baffled...
does anyone know what i am doing wrong?
thanks a lot, edwin
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