Can anyone comment on the relative merits of outreg2 and estout, for the
benefit of those who don't want to install and experiment with both?
Alex
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Subject: Re: st: Outreg: sign of t-statistics
At 03:05 PM 6/7/2006, Yvonne Capstick wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'm using the outreg file. The t-statistics currently appear as
>absolute values, regardless of the sign of the coefficient. I'd like
>it to display raw t-statistics: i.e. a positive t-stat if the
>coefficient is positive, and a negative t-stat if it's negative.
>
>How do I do this? The outreg help file doesn't seem to have this as an
option.
>
>Thanks, Y
I can't speak for outreg, but a quick check shows that outreg2 gives
t-statistics with the correct signs. Many people have switched to
outreg2 or estout because they are more up to date than outreg is.
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