I'd tweak that advice.
I'd use
forval i = 0/10 {
}
And divide by 10 within the loop. That way you are less likely to get
bitten by small binary/decimal precision issues.
generate x = (_n -1 in 1/101
gen dmaxis = x / 100
could be just that
gen dmaxis = (_n - 1) / 100 in 1/101
(Note the extra parenthesis.)
Nick
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Martin Weiss
Re your -while- loop: Use -forvalues b=0(0.1)1- if the values you want
are
regularly spaced. Otherwise, -foreach- will happily take -any_list- that
you
supply to it. -egen, fill()- may be helpful for your first task :-)
John Ayers
Please see my question embedded in the code (in all caps as a
comment).
estsimp regress drinking accult asuport2 ac_sup amodel2 ac_mod ///
edu work married age, genname (dmrate)
generate ploo = .
generate pmdd = .
generate phii = .
generate x = (_n -1 in 1/101
gen dmaxis = x / 100
******IS THERE A BETTER METHOD TO DO THE ABOVE 2 LINES IN A SINGLE
LINE OF CODE?, I.E. GEN A VARIABLE .01 .02 ... .99 1.00?
setx ac_sup $simac_sup ac_mod $simac_mod ///
(asuport2 accult edu work married age) mean
local b = 0
while `b' <= 1 {
*****HOW DO I GET THIS TO SAMPLE 0.0 .1 .2 .3 ... .9 1.0 OR SOME OTHER
DECIMAL VALUE, INSTEAD OF ONLY 0 AND 1?*****
setx amodel2 `b'
simqi, genev(pii)
_pctile pii, p(5,50,95)
replace ploo = r(r1) if dmaxis==`b'
replace pmdd = r(r2) if dmaxis==`b'
replace phii = r(r3) if dmaxis==`b'
drop pii
local b = `b' + 1
}
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