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st: encountering problem with esttab while attempting to get summary statistics into latex
From
Ridhima Gupta <[email protected]>
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Subject
st: encountering problem with esttab while attempting to get summary statistics into latex
Date
Tue, 21 Jun 2011 09:14:18 +0100
Hello,
I want to compare characteristics of plots on which a certain
technology (Happy Seeder in my case) was used with all other plots in
my sample. I want to then take these summary statistics to latex.
To do this, I run the following commands in stata.
bysort Happy_Seeder: gen total = _N
label var total "Observations"
estpost tabstat yield_per_hec cost_per_hec revenue plotsize_hec age
education Watch Contact_with_Extension Rmag total, by(Happy_Seeder)
listwise s(mean sd) columns(statistics)
On running this I get a table in Stata displaying the summary statistics.
I next run the command
esttab using happyseeder_vs_others.tex,main(mean) aux(sd) nostar
nodepvar unstack nomtitle nonumber noobs addnotes("Note: Includes all
Happy Seeder users and all other users." "Mean of each variable with
standard deviation in parentheses.") label title("Summary of plots
sown with Happy Seeder and other plots \label{Happy Seeder}") replace
nonotes
I now get a error saying that "current estimation results do not have
e(b) and e(V)".
When I type ereturn list, I obtain the following,
scalars:
e(N) = 159
macros:
e(cmd) : "estpost"
e(subcmd) : "tabstat"
e(stats) : "mean sd"
e(vars) : "yield_per_hec cost_per_hec revenue
plotsize_hec age education Watch Contact_with_Extension Rmag total"
e(byvar) : "Happy_Seeder"
matrices:
e(mean) : 1 x 30
e(sd) : 1 x 30
So I think the means and the standard deviations have been stored but
I am not getting the output in tex. How can I get the output in the
tex format?
Thanks in advance for your help,
Best Wishes,
Ridhima
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