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st: Predicting y(i)--margins or predict?
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st: Predicting y(i)--margins or predict?
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Mon, 12 Aug 2013 14:01:22 +0200
Hi:
After estimating a regression model with i observations, I would like
to make a prediction of what y will be at a particular value of x for
each i observation. That is, I want to use the fitted values from a
regression to predict what y will be for each observation at a
particular value for x (while holding constant at their means the the
rest of the covariates).
I can't see whether I have to use margins or predict for this, or how
I should go about doing it (without having to do it manually).
Is there a command for that?
Best regards,
John Antonakis
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