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Re: st: Manual calculation of scale factors after tobit and/or truncreg [econometrics help]
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Clara Mukuria <[email protected]>
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Re: st: Manual calculation of scale factors after tobit and/or truncreg [econometrics help]
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Fri, 12 Oct 2012 11:36:16 +0100
Thanks Marteen. Its not the SE of the estimate I am after. Rather, its
how to adjust the linear predictions from Tobit/truncreg to the expexted
values conditional on either censoring (for Tobit) or truncation (for
Truncreg). STATA does this automatically for you but I need to work out
how to do it manually as the out of sample estimation will not be done
in STATA - nor will those doing these estimations have access to the
original dataset.
Thanks,
Clara
Maarten Buis said the following on 12/10/2012 08:11:
On Thu, Oct 11, 2012 at 8:34 PM, Clara Mukuria wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to work out how to calculate the scale factor used to adjust
results after a tobit and/or a truncreg regression.
I assume you mean what in "normal" linear regression would be the
standard deviation of the residual/root mean squared error/standard
error of the estimate. This parameter is returned in the vector of
parameters e(b). One way you can access it is through
[sigma]_b[_cons], for example -display [sigma]_b[_cons]-.
I know there are several post estimation options, I am using the 'predict y,
ystar(ll, ul)' option to assess how well the the model predicts. However,
the aim is to provide generate a mapping function that can be used in other
datasets to predict the single generic measure so I need to work out the
scale factor.
You can just estimate your model in one dataset, open another dataset
and than use -predict-. You need to make sure that the
independent/explanatory/right-hand-side/x variables in both datasets
have the same name (how else would Stata know which parameter to apply
to which variable?), but otherwise there are no restrictions.
Hope this helps,
Maarten
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