Re: st: -xtpcse and period dummies- no full table reported due to asymmetric and singular variance matrix

[Felix Wädlich <fwaedlich@gmail.com>]

Dear Clive,

thanks, got it now. It worked out exactly, like u epxlained already in
ur first mail.
And sorry for the misunderstanding, I am rather new to this, and still
in the learning process, but at the same time I am under time
pressure. Anyway, really appreciate.
Best
Felix

2011/3/14 Clive Nicholas <clivelists@googlemail.com>:
> Felix Wädlich wrote:
>
>> thanks for ur suggestion, but unfortunately that did not do the job.
>> Still getting the same warning message.Any other tip?
>
> [...]
>
>> . xtpcse  c_capital c_loggdppc c_loggdp c_lgovcon c_lgrowth
>> c_lregionothers yr*, pairwise c(ar1)
>
> Further to the feedback you've already received, you don't seem to
> have followed my advice. Presumably the year dummies _are_ your period
> dummies, so (using Ben Jann's -center- from SSC), mean-centre your
> continuous variables by -year-, include these in your model, _leave
> out_ your year dummies, add in any other non-period dummies you may
> think are worth including, then run -xtpcse- on that.
>
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