RE: st: St: z transformation - mibeta command

["Hoang Dinh Quoc" <hoangdquoc@gmail.com>]

Thanks Richard,

It does not work with other mi estimates such as mi estimate: reg y x1 x2
x3... and it reports the same 'no imputations'.

I have no missing values in my dataset. Can this be the problem?

Best,
Quoc

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Subject: Re: st: St: z transformation - mibeta command

At 11:36 PM 4/23/2012, Hoang Dinh Quoc wrote:
>Dear Statalist members,
>
>When I used the command 'mibeta' in Stata for z transformation and I got a
>message stating 'no imputations'. Could anyone please tell me this problem?
>
>I converted my data into flong style (the command mi des tells 'Style:
>flong'.
>
>Best,
>Quoc

My first guess would be that there is some sort of problem with your 
imputations, but without seeing more of your code or output it is 
impossible to tell. Do other mi estimate commands work, e.g. can you 
do something like

mi estimate: reg y x1 x2 x3

without any problems?


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