Many thanks Fred and Nick for this. This solves the later of my
problems. Comments on my earlier posting (forval) are welcome :-)
Ronnie
>>> [email protected] 23.02.2005 16:08:38 >>>
I guess that you want abs(r) > 0.6, not r > abs(0.6).
Either way, in addition to canned commands, note that the double
-forval- technique used by Ronnie in another thread
offers an easy direct solution. Given that you
have put the correlation matrix into a Stata matrix
(at least 3 ways to do that), you need a loop
something like
forval i = 1/10 {
forval j = 1/10 {
mat foo[`i',`j'] = cond(abs(foo[`i',`j']) <
0.6,.,foo[`i',`j'])
}
}
which can be automated as desired.
Nick
[email protected]
Fred Wolfe
> I think the program used to do this in its earlier
> incarnations. However,
> you can use -corrtab- which will do this for you. ssc install
corrtab.
Ronnie
> >Hi, I am inspecting my data and would like to look at some pairwise
> >correlations, however I would like to print or star correlation
> >coefficients that are greater than abs(0.6). pwcorr, sig does not
do
> >what I want, it highlights statistically significant
> relationships but
> >these values may be lower than what my interest is.
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