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"That should read xi i.gnder as martin rightly says.."
We cannot possibly know what Miranda`s variable name is, but just for the
record: I said "xi i.gender", not "xi i.gnder"
HTH
Martin
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That should read xi i.gnder as martin rightly says..
r
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Hi,
Just xi: i.gender would do...sorry!
R
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If that is what you really want, why not just
*************
xi i.gender
*************
HTH
Martin
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Hi,
In addition to all the useful comments people have made.. Here is a nother
way.
Try
qui xi: reg i.gender
This will create a variable _Igender_1 with zeros and ones
Hope this helps
rajesh
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Sent: 24 July 2009 09:10
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Subject: Re: st: RE: help with encode
I tried this but couldn't make it work, as it then automatically encodes
the variables with 2's and 3's...
Nick Cox wrote:
> In addition to other answers the direct answer to the second question is
> "Yes":
>
> label def female 0 "m" 1 "f"
> encode gender, gen(female) label(female)
>
> It would no harm to check on any missings:
>
> tab gender if !inlist(female, 0, 1)
>
> Nick
> [email protected]
>
> Miranda Kim
>
> How can I efficiently convert string variables (such as gender with
> values 'f' 'm') into binary 0/1 variables?
> Can I fiddle with encode so that it codes 0/1 instead of 1/2?
>
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