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st: strange labels in outreg2
From
Martin Hällsten <[email protected]>
To
[email protected]
Subject
st: strange labels in outreg2
Date
Tue, 03 May 2011 16:02:33 +0200
Dear statalist,
I use outreg2 frequently with the label option. I recently discovered
that the labels get messed up when one combines estimates from the logit
and ologit (with different outcomes) - maybe this generalises to other
combinations as well.
I can't remember this behaviour, and I wonder whether someone has a clue
what produces it. It does not show up when one creates separate tables.
Here's how the table looks like (what bothers me is the "hiprice:weight"
etc. labels int the SINGLE equation)
(1) (2)
m1 m2
EQUATION VARIABLES LABELS hiprice priceorder
priceorder weight Weight (lbs.) 0.00133
(0.000880)
length Length (in.) 0.00142
(0.0295)
SINGLE hiprice:weight 0.00138
(0.00104)
hiprice:length -0.00714
(0.0359)
hiprice:Constant -3.765
(4.070)
cut1 Constant Constant 3.570
(3.242)
cut2 Constant Constant 5.308
(3.277)
Observations 74 74
Standard errors in parentheses
*** p<0.01, ** p<0.05, * p<0.1
and this is the code that produced it:
. clear
. sysuse auto
. recode price (3000/6000 =0) (6000/max=1), gen(hiprice)
. recode price (3000/4500 =0) (4500/6000=1) (6000/max=2), gen(priceorder)
. logit hiprice weight length
. est store m1
. ologit priceorder weight length
. est store m2
. outreg2 [m1 m2] using "table", replace label /* appears with
strange labels */
. outreg2 [m1] using "table_1", replace label /* looks ok */
. outreg2 [m2] using "table_2", replace label /* looks ok */
Does anyone have a clue?
All the best
Martin
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