Re: st: eststo and factor variables

[sch.f@gmx.ch]

Thanks. This way round it works.

Another question: is it possible to suppress the factor variables in the regression output with eststab?

FS

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Am 03.10.12 um 15:44 schrieb Bert Lloyd

> I have been successful using eststo / esttab without the prefix syntax.
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> That is, try
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> quietly regress log_trim_totalreturn_std_plus16 log_COSTR_5ya
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> log_trim_leverage log_trim_sale_corr i.sic12 i.date_year, vce(cluster
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> cusip)
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> eststo M1
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> One thing that would be great for a future update to est... would be
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> additional support for the use of value labels for factor variables.
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> There have been some workarounds posted previously to Statalist (*)
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> but it would be great to incorporate this into the base code.
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> HTH,
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> BL
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> (*)
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> 1. Manual workaround
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> http://www.stata.com/statalist/archive/2009-09/msg01011.html
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> 2. Semi-automated workaround
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> http://www.stata.com/statalist/archive/2012-04/msg00960.html
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