--- Michael McCulloch <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks Maarten! When I run the example exactly as defined, the
> coefficient is still returned. Is there some global option I need to
> define for Stata?
In the output it is called "Observed coef.", but if you compare those
numbers with the output of -stcox- you'll see that they are hazard
ratios. Stata doesn't know what special names there are for a
coefficient, so unless you tell it otherwise it just uses the generic
term coefficient for everything.
-- Maarten
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