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From | Beatriz Rodriguez Prado <bprado@eco.uva.es> |
To | statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu |
Subject | Re: st: looping twice over same variables without repeating results |
Date | Fri, 18 May 2012 12:59:00 +0200 |
Thank you, Nick, you have solved my problem. Beatriz El 18/05/2012 12:46, Nick Cox escribió:
OK, but that bites the other way. You can easy get half but how are you going to avoid choices of response (outcome, regressand, criterion, dependent variable) that are arbitrary; there is an asymmetry to -regress y x- and -regress x y-. Any way, as a matter of Stata technique, this appears to be what you are asking for: sysuse auto, clear unab varlist : price-foreign local nv : word count `varlist' local nvm1 = `nv' - 1 tokenize "`varlist'" forval i = 1/`nvm1' { local J = `i' + 1 forval j = `J'/`nv' { di "``i'' ``j''" regress ``i'' ``j'' } } On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 11:31 AM, Beatriz Rodriguez Prado <bprado@eco.uva.es> wrote:Thank you Nick. The other question you raise is my problem. Sorry it was not clear. I do not want to regress y on x and x on y. I just want one of two regressions. Beatriz El 18/05/2012 12:03, Nick Cox escribió:Your question raises another which is whether you want the regression of y on x _and_ the regression of x on y. foreach x of local varlist { foreach y of local varlist { if "`x'" != "`y'" regress `y' `x' } } is a safer and better way to avoid -regress-ing a variable on itself but it will produce all the other p (p - 1) regressions for p variables. Nick On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 10:52 AM, Beatriz Rodriguez Prado <bprado@eco.uva.es> wrote:I have 3 variables named pmm_and pmm_ext pmm_es and I want to make simple regressions of each pair of variables. I have writen this code foreach x in and ext es { foreach y in and ext es{ if pmm_`x'!=pmm_`y' { regres pmm_`x' pmm_`y' } } } How could avoid to run repeated regressions? In fact I have 50 variables and have to run regressions, test some hyphotesis and make graphs and the output of the loop is unnecesary big.* * For searches and help try: * http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?search * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
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