Dear Martin,
thank you for your reply and help.
It works well and I will be careful. Thank you for your reminder.
Best regards,
Rose.
----- Original Message -----
From: Martin Weiss <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: st: AW: How to esttab some statistics below the respective coefficients when there are two estimates stores?
Date: 2009-10-2 15:23:49
<>
You have to trick -esttab- into thinking that it is looking at the same
result for both models - which is possible, as seen below. But it does tend
to mess up your results as they now contain a "wrong" result, so you have to
be very, very careful and make sure you use this method only for this
purpose...
*************
sysuse auto, clear
reg price weight length turn
eststo est1, title(OLS)
logit foreign length turn trunk
eststo est2, title(logit) /*
*/ add(F `e(chi2)' r2_a `e(r2_p)')
esttab est1 est2, mtitle /*
*/ sca("F F/chi2" "r2_a r2_a/r2_p")
*************
HTH
Martin
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An: statalist
Betreff: st: How to esttab some statistics below the respective coefficients
when there are two estimates stores?
Dear statalists,
I want to esttab two eststos. The equation statistics of one eststo are
F,r2_a, while those of the other eststo are chi2, r2_p. How can I esttab
these statistics below the respective coefficients?
For example
qui reg y x
eststo est1
qui logit dum z
eststo est2
// I hope the results to be displayed as follows,
(1) (2)
y dum
x ... ...
z ... ...
_cons ... ...
----------------------------
F/chi2 ... ...
r2_a/r2_p ... ...
----------------------------
I think the typing should be something like "esttab est1 est2, stats(?
?,labels(F/chi2,r2_a/r2_p)) ", but I do not know how to feed to the "?".
Thank you for any help.
Best regads,
Rose.
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