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st: speeding up qreg
From
"Kuziemko, Ilyana" <[email protected]>
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Subject
st: speeding up qreg
Date
Fri, 14 Jun 2013 10:28:32 -0400
Hi,
I am trying to estimate the difference in the cost distributions of two
different groups (group_a and group_b) for several different percentiles.
The only complication is that I need to control for about 280 fixed
effects, so I want the difference in the distributions netting out these
effects. I have about 1.4 million observations.
Right now, I am estimating:
forval x=.1(.1).9 {
qreg cost group_a `list of fixed-effects' , quantile(`x')
}
Then I'll plot the _b[group_a] values for each value of `x'.
Is there a way to speed up this calculation (which is currently taking
forever)? I just want to give a rough sense of where in the distribution
the cost differences between these two groups are largest. I am not going
to use the standard errors at all and wonder if, perhaps, there was a way
to speed up the regression in that case.
Many thanks, ilyana
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