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st: Re: R�p. : st: Re: R�p. : st: RE: Bug in star displa y (t value in regression coefficients)?


From   Antoine Terracol <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   st: Re: R�p. : st: Re: R�p. : st: RE: Bug in star displa y (t value in regression coefficients)?
Date   Thu, 04 Nov 2004 15:05:52 +0100

Le 04/11/2004 14:54, Herve STOLOWY a �crit :

Dear Richard and all of you who replied:

I now better understand my error of interpretation (more related to stats than to Stata !!!). The p-value of the coefficient 2.02 is 0.056 (i.e., not significant at the 0.05 level).

The number of df is: 3 (model) + 22 (residual) = 25 (total).
Do you know where I could find the critical value corresponding to each df, and particularly this one?

Best regards

Herv�

di invttail(df,0.5*alpha)

will give you the (absolute value of the) critical value for a test of Beta= 0 at the alpha % level for the specified df.

hence,

di invttail(25,0.025)

gives the critical value at the 5% level for 25 df (which happens to be 2.0595386)

Best,
Antoine.





Best,
Antoine.

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