Thanks, that is exactly what I needed. I really appreciate it.
On 8/30/08, Martin Weiss <[email protected]> wrote:
> Type -eret li- after -dporbit- to see that e(dfdx) contains the
> marginal effects while -eststo- still captures the coefficients of the
> -probit- regression. -eststo- can display both results
> simulataneously, though:
>
> *************
> sysuse auto, clear
> cap ssc inst estout
> eststo clear
> dprobit f w p dis
> mat def A=e(dfdx)
> eststo
> estadd mat margeff=A
> esttab, aux(margeff)
> **************
>
>
> HTH
> Martin
>
>
> Quoting David Merriman <[email protected]>:
>
>> I would like to save dprobit coefficients to report in a table.
>>
>> I tried using estimates store and then esttab [code is below] but
>> esstab returned the probit rather than the dprobit coefficients.
>>
>> This question came up (on statalist) in 2004 and Buzz Burhans posted
>> some matrix code to do this but (A) the code is complicated and I
>> don't really understand it and (B) I am wondering if anything simpler
>> has developed in the meantime.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Code I used follows
>>
>> #delimit cr
>> foreach var of varlist $border_tax_paid_vars {
>> dprobit `var' $border_inc_distance_vars $land_use_vars
>> $B_demographic_vars [pw=(1/os_obs_weight)] if place==2, r
>> estimates store E8`var'
>> adjust $land_use_vars $B_demographic_vars if place==2, pr
>> gen(border_pred`var')
>> }
>> #delimit ;
>>
>> [code omitted]
>>
>>
>> esttab E3indiana_tax_paid E4indiana_tax_paid E3illinois_tax_paid
>> E4illinois_tax_paid
>> E3cook_tax_paid E4cook_tax_paid E3chicago_tax_paid E4chicago_tax_paid
>> using "C:\Documents and Settings\dmerrim\My Documents\rwj\summer
>> 2008\stata\tables\some revised tables1.csv", noisily replace
>> label star(* 0.10 ** 0.05 *** 0.01)
>> stats(N r2_p)b(%4.2f)varwidth(34) modelwidth(7)
>> title("Estimates of marginal change in probability of each stamp"
>> "from a small change in each independent variable" "using data from 96
>> Chicago TAZ");
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