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Re: st: xtpmg
From
Nick Cox <[email protected]>
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[email protected]
Subject
Re: st: xtpmg
Date
Mon, 29 Aug 2011 07:29:10 +0100
-xtpmg- (SJ) is a user-written program written for Stata 9 and so may
not understand the factor variable syntax introduced in Stata 11. You
will need to create an indicator (dummy) variable beforehand.
-outreg2- (SSC) is also a user-written program. Sometimes it does not
understand recent additions to Stata syntax.
You are asked to indicate where user-written programs you refer to come from.
You should not type spaces between time series operators and the
variables to which they refer. Using such operators depends on a
previous -tsset- or -xtset-.
You may be using different versions of Stata on different machines.
Nick
On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 7:15 AM, Nahla Samargandi
<[email protected]> wrote:
> I am running PMG and MG estimator and I got my regressions results for the below command and other command using the same estimator ( pmg , mg )before.
> xtpmg d. gdpg d. lnca d. lnhh d. lnpop d. fl1, lr(12.gdpg fl1) pmg replace ec(ec)
> xtpmg d. gdpg d. lnca d. lnhh d. lnpop d. fl1, lr(12.gdpg fl1) mg replace ec(ec)
> However, now when I tried to run the same formula again in order to report my results (using outreg2) for my deadline submission, I got these massages
> xtpmg d. gdpg d. lnca d. lnhh d. lnpop d. fl1, lr(12.gdpg fl1) pmg replace ec(ec)
> 12: operator invalid
> in option lr()
> r(198);
>
> . xtpmg d. gdpg d. lnca d. lnhh d. lnpop d. fl1, lr(l2.gdpg fl1) pmg replace ec(ec)
> time variable not set
> in option lr()
> r(111
> could you please help me if you have any idea how I can fix this problem ?
> Any insight would be greatly appreciated .
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