Re: st: p-values

[Antoine Terracol <Antoine.Terracol@univ-paris1.fr>]

le 30/09/2005 15:09, R.E. De Hoyos a ecrit :
> How can I get the p-value of a particular t-value?
>
> For example, from the regression results I know that a t statistic equal 
> to 2.58 implies a p-value of 0.01. What I want to know is the p-values 
> for different values of t.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rafa

-display 2*ttail(k,abs(tvalue))-, where k is the degrees of freedom of 
the student distribution, gives the corresponding p-value



. di 2*ttail(1000,2.58)
.01002173


Best,
Antoine

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