Re: st: Recovering Names of Factor Variables for Displaying Table of Estimates

[Lloyd Dumont <lloyddumont@yahoo.com>]

Thanks, Alan.  That does generate a list of variables, including those created to capture the ineractions.  But, I get the same problem.
 
For example, according to the coeflegend table, one of the interactions is called 1.X1#c.X2.
 
But, if I try to generate a table of estimates...
 
estimates table M1 M2, ///
 stats(N) star(.1 .05 .01) ///
 keep(1.X1#c.X2) ///
 b(%9.4fc) stfmt(%9.0fc) style(oneline)
 
I get
 
X1#c: operator invalid   
So, that leaves me back where I started...  

 
----- Original Message -----
From: Alan Neustadtl <alan.neustadtl@gmail.com>
To: statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu
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Sent: Monday, December 5, 2011 12:51 PM
Subject: Re: st: Recovering Names of Factor Variables for Displaying Table of Estimates

Try using the -coeflegend- option for regress or after you estimate
your model try -regress, coeflegend-.

Best,
Alan


On Mon, Dec 5, 2011 at 12:24 PM, Lloyd Dumont <lloyddumont@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hello, everyone.
>
> I am estimating a few equations using factor variables.  Some are just dummies, and some are dummies crossed with continuous variables.  What I cannot figure out is how to reference the names of the newly-created two-way multiplicative interaction terms.  I have even tried to copy the variable names from - mat list e(b) - .  That works for the simple, one-way dummy, but not for the interaction terms.  Is there a simple solution?
>
> If it helps, here is a minimal recreation of the estimation command...
>
> reg Y i.X1##c.X2 i.X1##c.X3 i.X1##c.X4
>
>
> Thank you!  Lloyd
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