On 5/25/07, Rachel <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm having stata execute a very large number of Logit commands to
check for robustness, and I'm only interested in seeing the
coefficients and p-values. Is there any way to
1. Suppress all output except covariate names, coefficient values and
p-values and
You could surround the chunk of code with the -quietly- command...
qui{
}
2. To temporarily save the last p-value using ereturn or a similar
command? (The manual entry for -Logit- does not list the significance
levels among the statistics that can be saved.)
I'd be inclined to use something like -parmest- (see -ssc desc
parmest- for more information) to save the results from each model to
a file, and then -append- all results into one data set for easy
comparision and tabulation (perhaps with -listtex- or -tabout-).
Neil
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