Herve,
If you really need that in a table, then your best option might be to
do quick and dirty -post-ing:
tempfile topost
postfile str20 varname double (mean sd skewness kurtosis pskew pkurt
p) using `topost'
foreach x of varlist <here come your variables> {
sum `x', detail
local mean = r(mean)
local sd = r(sd)
local skew = r(skewness)
local kurt = r(kurtosis)
sktest `x'
local pskew = r(P_skew)
local pkurt = r(P_kurt)
local p = r(P_chi2)
post `topost' (`x') (`mean') (`sd') (`skew') (`kurrt') (`pskew')
(`pkurt') (`p')
}
postclose `topost'
preserve
use `topost'
li , sep(0)
restore
I have not tried it, use at your own risk :)). You can also make it a
nice ado-file, etc.
On Tue, 21 Sep 2004 16:19:32 +0200, Herve STOLOWY <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dear All:
>
> Is there an easy way to display in the same table a few summary statistics with a normality test for each variable? I know how to do separately (with tabstat and sktest) but have some difficulties to get it automatically in the same table.
>
> Best regards
>
> Herv� Stolowy
> HEC Paris
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