In Stata 8, this should do the trick:
. statsby "ktau x y " TauB=r(tau_b) P=r(p) , by(z) saving(myfile)
In Stata 9, it would be:
statsby TauB=r(tau_b) P=r(p) , by(z) saving(myfile) : ktau x y
--Nick Winter
At 04:49 PM 5/3/2005 +0200, you wrote:
With STATA 8, I tried
_statsby "ktau x y" exp_list, by(v w z) saving(myfile)_
where for exp_list I tried _se and _b (I have to admit that the
grammar of exp_list remains a riddle to me).
The error produced is r(301): last estimates not found.
Regards, Sascha
Nick Cox wrote:
In principle, -statsby- sounds a good solution.
However, we cannot comment on what went wrong without seeing your
code. Also, the syntax of -statsby- differs between Stata 8 and Stata
9, so you would need to specify version as well.
Nick [email protected]
Sascha Robert
I have to do a bunch of Kendall's tau correlations. Now the output of
_ktau x y, by(z)_
is quite exaustive, and I am mostly interested in
- Kendall's tau-a
- Prob > �z�
Is there a way to direclty produce a table of the results, like
tau-a prob ...
a b ...
c d ...,
instead of producing text output?
Is _statsby_ a solution for my problem? It does not seem to work for
my puposes, though.
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