Re: st: RE: RE: RE: Saving results

[Cameron Hooper <chooper@umich.edu>]

Thanks for taking the time to so this. I'm very new to Stata and very 
glad to have found such a supportive list. I've downloaded and run your 
program. Let's say I want to use the citytemp3 dataset supplied with 
Stata to estimate the regression tempjan = a + b*tempjuly + e for each 
region, and then calculate the mean intercept, mean slope coefficient, 
mean adjusted R squared, etc. Can I do this with bystore? If not, can 
you suggest the best place for me to start learning how to do this? 
Thanks again.

Cameron

David Harrison wrote:

> Thanks to Kit, this command is now available from SSC.
>
> ssc describe bystore
>
> David
> david@icnarc.org
>
> -----Original Message-----
> I decided I rather liked the idea of being able to do this using a by-style prefix, so I have just sent a new package that will do this to SSC.
>
> The command will then become...
>
> bystore region: regress tempjan tempjuly
>
> storing the results with names _ENE, _EN_Cntrl, _ESouth and _EWest.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> In addition to -statsby-, you could also use -estimates store-.
>
> In this case, you will need to break up your -by region...- bit to something like:
>
> forvalues r=1/4 {
> 	regress tempjan tempjuly if region==`r'
> 	est store reg`r'
> }
> est table reg1 reg2 reg3 reg4, stats(N ll rmse)
>
> -----Original Message-----
>
> How do I save the results of estimating a regression conducted using the 
> by varlist: construct? e.g.
>
> webuse citytemp3
> by region, sort: regress tempjan tempjuly
>
>
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