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st: RE: generate
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"Martin Weiss" <[email protected]>
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st: RE: generate
Date
Wed, 31 Mar 2010 00:03:48 +0200
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" As a next step i now want to create a new variable which only uses
mean of the lowest decile for all variables e.g CCC`i'= mean of
decile 1 for all observations."
*******
vers 9.2
clear
set obs 10000
//recreating your dataset
gen Dy= rchi2(2)
xtile deciles = Dy, n(10)
forv i=1/20{
gen C`i'=rnormal()
bys deciles: egen CC`i' =mean(C`i')
}
//Put first observation into new CCCs
forv i=1/20{
gen CCC`i' =CC`i'[1]
}
*******
HTH
Martin
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Mirriam Gee
Sent: Dienstag, 30. März 2010 23:16
To: [email protected]
Subject: st: generate
Hallo everyone, I am new in stata. I am using STATA 9.2. I do have a
very basic statement on how to generate a variable which is equal to
the lowest 10th percentile of income(Dy) ?
I tried this:
sort Dy
Xtile deciles = Dy, n(10)
forvalues `i' = 1/20 {
bys deciles : egen CC`i' =mean (C`i' )
}
This seem to do part of the job. But it gives me mean of all deciles.
For example CC1 varies from decile 1-10 as follows:
Deciles CC1 CC2
CC3..............................................
1 333 440
1 333 440
1 333 440
2 605 777
2 605 777
2 605 777
2
..
..
As a next step i now want to create a new variable which only uses
mean of the lowest decile for all variables e.g CCC`i'= mean of
decile 1 for all observations. To be more precise i want CCC1 to be
equl to 333 for all observation, and CCC2 to be 440 etc I know i can
do this manually by checking value of CC`i' when decile=1 , and then
proceed to input values:
generate CCC1 = 330
generate CCC2= 440
. .
. .
etc up to 20th item.
I was just wondering if there is a way of doing it automatically in my
do file without stoping and checking results and inputting them
manually, because i do have a lot of variables, even more than 20?
Mirriam
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