Thanks to Kit Baum, an update to the -estout- package is available
from SSC. -estout- provides tools for displaying and exporting results
tables. To install the update, type
. ssc install estout, replace
or use the -adoupdate- command.
Changes:
1. Two new tools for dealing with results from -margins- in Stata 11
have been added: -estadd margins- and -estpost margins-
-estadd margins- adds the results from -margins- the current
estimation set so that they can be tabulated along with the model's
original results. All returns from margins are added to the existing
e()'s using "margins_" as a prefix (or a user-defined prefix). For
example, to print raw coefficients and marginal effects next to each
other type
. <fit model>
. estadd margins, dydx(*)
. estout, cells("b margins_b")
or with SEs underneath
. estout, cells("b margins_b" "se(par) margins_se(par)")
-estpost margins- post the results from margins as a new estimation
set, i.e. places margins' results in e(b) and e(V), but also perserves
the scalars etc. from the original model). Example:
. <fit model>
. eststo raw
. estpost margins
. eststo margins
. estout raw margins, cells(b se(par))
2. -estadd listcoef- no longer has the -adapt- option which was used
in the context of -mlogit- or -mprobit- to add results for all
requested contrasts. -estadd listcoef- now automatically adds the
results for all requested contrasts.
3. -estpost svy: tab- returned population observation numbers in
e(obs) instead of subpopulation observation numbers if -subpop()- was
specified. This is fixed.
ben
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