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ben
On 7/31/07, Garth Rauscher <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dear Stata listservers,
>
> Stata appears to have a lot of different methods for combining results
> across models into a single table (estimates table, estimates add, esttab,
> etc.). I am wondering if there is some way to trick one of these into
> placing the parameter estimates from several bivariate models into the same
> column, rather than having a separate column for each model. For example:
>
>
> // The program:
>
> sysuse auto, clear
>
> eststo clear
> eststo: reg price foreign
> eststo: reg price weight
> eststo: reg price turn
> esttab est1 est2 est3, p nostar noconstant noparen compress nogap
> wide
>
>
> // Gives me the following table
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> (1) (2) (3)
> price price price
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> foreign 312.3 0.680
> weight 2.044 0.000
> turn 207.6 0.007
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> N 74 74 74
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> p-values in second column
>
>
> // However, what I'd really like is to have the parameter estimates in one
> column and the p-values in one column:
>
> ------------------------------------
> (1)
> price
> ------------------------------------
> foreign 312.3 0.680
> weight 2.044 0.000
> turn 207.6 0.007
> -------------------------------------
> N 74
> -------------------------------------
> p-values in second column
>
>
> Does anyone have any ideas about how one might go about automating this
> using Stata?
>
> Thanks, Garth
>
>
>
>
> Garth Rauscher
> Assistant Professor
> SPH Epidemiology and Biostatistics
> University of Illinois at Chicago
> 1603 W Taylor St (M/C/ 923)
> Chicago, IL 60612
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