One of the programs in the clarify series is estsimp.It's help file states:
estsimp estimates a variety of statistical models and generates M simulations
of each parameter. Currently supported models include regress, logit, probit,
ologit, oprobit, mlogit, poisson, nbreg, sureg, and weibull. The simulations
are stored in new variables bearing the names newvar1, newvar2, ... ,newvark,
where k is the number of unique parameters. Each variable has M observations
corresponding to the M simulations. estsimp labels the simulated variables
and lists their names on the screen, so you can verify what was simulated.
The estsimp command accepts nearly all options that are typically available
for the supported models. It also accepts several special options that are
described below.
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estsimp is part of CLARIFY, a suite of Stata programs for interpreting
statistical results, and is (C) Copyright, 1999-2001, Michael Tomz, Jason
Wittenberg and Gary King, All Rights Reserved. You may copy and
distribute this program provided no charge is made and the copy is
identical to the original. To request an exception, please contact:
Michael Tomz <[email protected]>
Department of Political Science
Encina Hall, Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305-6044
We recommend that you distribute the current version of this program,
which is available from http://GKing.Harvard.Edu.
I have written a wrapper to the clarify series: findit qsim
Fred
At 04:43 PM 9/21/2005, you wrote:
Hi,
I am just wondering what the command "clarify" does. It's not entirely
clear to me, but looks like it might be useful. Can somebody explain this?
Many thanks.
Raoul
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Fred Wolfe
National Data Bank for Rheumatic Diseases
Wichita, Kansas
Tel (316) 263-2125 Fax (316) 263-0761
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