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Re: st: using egen for categorical variable indicating groups
Please ignore my previous question. I was using global which was not
previously defined because I was following commands from a manual. I have
rectified the previous problem but now I am getting a different error. Here
is what I do:
qui sum y
local max=r(max)
kdensity y [aw=wt], n(100) nograph
local width=r(scale)
egen ygroup=cut(y), at(0(width)max) icodes
But I get this error after the last line:
at() invalid -- invalid numlist
I have defined the local 'width'. I am not sure why I am still getting an
error. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Shehzad
On Jun 8 2008, Shehzad Ali wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to generate categorical variable indicating income groups. My
income variable is y. Here is what I am doing:
qui sum y
local max=r(max)
kdensity y [aw=wt], n(100) nograph
local width=r(scale)
egen ygroup=cut(y), at(0(`width')`max') icodes
But I get this error when I run the last line:
{ required
I am not sure where I am missing brackets. I have also tried the following
but it didn't help.
egen ygroup=cut(y), {at(0(`width')`max')} icodes
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Shehzad
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