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-h limits- (in Stata 10) does indicate that IC can handle 2,047 variables,
though. What happens when you run this example code?
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clear*
vers 10.1
set obs 1000
forv i=1/165{
gen var`i'=irecode(runiform(), 0, .2, .9, 1)
}
contract var*
su _freq, d
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HTH
Martin
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Betreff: st: problem with -contract-
I was wondering if anyone could help with a problem i am having using
-contract-. I wish to use contract on about 165 variables at the same time,
this would create a dataset containing 166 variables if contract worked.
however Stata (of which I am using version 10, IC) cannot do this due to
too many variables. Is there another way to create the frequencies I
require or to alter -contract- in some way to allow this many variables?
Thank you,
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