Re: st: Re: Accessing beta coefficients after regress, beta

[Richard Williams <Richard.A.Williams.5@nd.edu>]

At 06:06 PM 1/12/2004 -0600, Scott Merryman wrote:
> In addition to the suggestions by Richard and Kit, -listcoef- will display the
> standardized coefficients and can save the results as a matrix.
Thanks Scott.  You know, I even looked at that command and thought it was 
just a shame that it didn't save the results.  But, I overlooked the 
-matrix- option, which does just that.  So, an example of how it works is

. quietly reg  income educ jobexp black

. quietly listcoef, matrix

. mat list r(b_std)

r(b_std)[1,3]
              educ      jobexp       black
bStdXY    .8164197   .36745171  -.11384264

Various other matrices get saved too, e.g. the T values. -return list- 
shows what they are.  It has always seemed like Stata is a little "cheap" 
in the stuff it saves, so this routine helps to address that.

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