AW: st: RE: loop over macros

["Martin Weiss" <martin.weiss1@gmx.de>]

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But -ssc d tuples- is not exactly an "option", is it? It is a user-written
contribution by NJC.




HTH
Martin


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-tuples- is another useful option -- though it gives you more combinations
of your models than you ask for:

*******!
tuples  "migdummy1 migdummy2"  "fr49 fr48"  "schulart_e1 schulart_e2"
forval i = 1/`ntuples' {
di as inp  "MODEL `i':  `tuple`i''"
mlogit  munomi7  `tuple`i''
estimates save m`i', replace
}
*******!

~ Eric
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On Aug 23, 2010, at 8:03 AM, Nick Cox wrote:

> Try 
> 
> forval i = 1/3 { 
> 	mlogit munomi7 `model_`i'' 
> 	estimates save model_`i' 
> } 
> 
> Nick 
> n.j.cox@durham.ac.uk 
> 
> Jörg Eulenberger
> 
> i want to loop over local macros, not over the items in the locals. I 
> want to estimate 3 multinominal logit models. One with the variables in 
> local macro "model_1" as independent variables in the model, one with 
> the  variables in local macro "model_2" .....  and so on.  Only three 
> Modells.
> 
> local set1_mig "migdummy1 migdummy2"
> local set2_sex "fr49 fr48"
> local set3_educ " schulart_e1 schulart_e2"
> 
> 
> local model_1 "`set1_mig'"
> local model_2 "`model_1' `set2_sex'"
> local model_3 "`model_2' `set3_educ'"
> 
> foreach macro of varlist "`model_1'" "`model_2'" "`model_3'" {
> mlogit  munomi7 `macro'
> estimates save mlogit`macro'
>  }
> I cant find the right syntax for the foreach command.
> 
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