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Re: st: stata
On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 9:40 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:
> plse explain sir how can i use stata to get marginal effect an d probalities?
>
> Thaya
0) Read the FAQ linked below and at the bottom of each and every
Statalist post. Also prominently displayed when you signed p to
Statalist.
1) You could try searching the online help -search marginal effect-
returns quite a few hits that look useful.
2) Search the archives (URL also below)
3) Ask a structured and informative question that includes what you
have tried (including exact Stata commands and the output/errors).
The above question is rather vague, but at a guess you want to read
the help for -mfx-
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>
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