Re: st: how-to calculate beta, standardized coefficients using svy regress?

[Steven Samuels <ssamuels@albany.edu>]

"findit spost9"  will find the -spost9- package.  It includes the - 
listcoef- command, which will show betas standardized for X, for Y,  
and for both.


On Jul 3, 2007, at 10:01 AM, Tim Hale wrote:


> Dear Statalist subscribers,
>
> I've just started using the new Stata 10 about a week ago. One  
> reason I wanted to learn Stata is the set of survey and cluster  
> commands. However, I've found that in using the -regress- command,  
> you can not include the -beta- option.
>
> Does anyone know if there is a work around to this, so that I can  
> calculate beta (standardized coefficients)? Also, is this a  
> limitation of Stata, and something that SUDAAN is capable of  
> performing?
>
> Thanks in advance, for your help,
> Tim Hale
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