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Re: st: Margins after mi sqreg
From
Alex Lexus <[email protected]>
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Subject
Re: st: Margins after mi sqreg
Date
Mon, 13 Dec 2010 14:59:19 +0000
Dear Statalisters,
I am trying to do the same but but after an IVPROBIT.
xi: mi estimate, cmdok esampvaryok : ivprobit y i.var1 var2 var 3
(var4 =var5 ) , first ro cl(hhintid)
Following what explained about margins here:
http://www.stata.com/statalist/archive/2010-03/msg01021.html
I wrote:
/******* begin -emargins- *************/
program emargins, eclass properties(mi)
version 11
args outcome
ivprobit y i.var1 var2 var 3 (var4 =var5 ) , first ro cl(hhintid)
margins, vce(unconditional) dydx(*) predict(outcome(`outcome')) post
end
/******** end -emargins- *************/
forvalues j=1/5 {
mi estimate, cmdok: emargins `j'
}
However I got the same error as Alberto:
equation 1 not found
an error occurred when mi estimate executed emargins on m=1
Any further advice about this?
(Does mim work with IVPROBIT?).
Thanks in advance,
Alex
2010/12/10 Maarten buis <[email protected]>:
> --- On Fri, 10/12/10, Alberto Osella wrote:
>> I'm using Stata 11.1 on Windows XP and trying to obtain
>> margins after mi sqreg. Below my code and error:
>> xi : mi estimate, noisily dftable cmdok: sqreg BMI
>> Etarecl Num_nucleo i.Sesso i.GrammiAlc_G_C
>> i.NewStatCiv i.Professione1 i.scalacat, q(.47 .83)
>> reps(50)
>>
>> margins, at(Etarecl0(18/95)) vsquish post
>
> Two remarks:
> 1) if you want to use margins you should not use -xi-.
> 2) add the -post- option to -mi- and than you'll be
> able to use -margins-.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Maarten
>
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