I don't think there is a handle to save
the smoothed or fitted values from -twoway
mspline-. Strictly, I think, they're just y
medians in vertical bands; the graph code then
does one kind of spline interpolation.
In any case, although it may often
produce reasonable-looking graphs, it's
arguable that there are other smoothing or local
fitting methods in Stata that are much better, or at
least much easier to work with. -locpoly-
is one such.
Nick
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> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Andreas
> Aschbacher
> Sent: 29 January 2004 16:05
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: st: "msp-values"
>
>
> dear fellows !
> I have a very snappy curve y(x):
> x y
> 1.3 1
> 1.4 .845098
> 1.5 1.041393
> 1.6 1.342423
> 1.7 1.20412
> 1.8 1.518514
> 1.9 1.579784
> 2 1.70757
> 2.1 1.832509
> 2.2 1.863323
> 2.3 2.033424
> 2.4 2.285557
> 2.5 2.30103
> 2.6 2.451787
> ... and so on
> -> with > twoway mspline y x < I get a rather plain
> curve,I'd like to know
> the msp-values ??? how to get ascii-sheet ??
> any help will be appreciated very much
> andreas
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