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Re: st: Running a model using global macro statement
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Federico Belotti <[email protected]>
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Re: st: Running a model using global macro statement
Date
Tue, 3 Sep 2013 16:56:03 +0200
assuming that "collection2" is a global, try using
...
global creation
...
global regressionstatement "$regtype $dependentvar $collection2 $zipind $dateind $kenparam $ifstatement, $options"
$regressionstatement
On Sep 3, 2013, at 4:45 PM, Sam Asin wrote:
> Hello, this is my first post here!
>
> I am trying to create a do file that runs a logit command. I use a
> global macro statement to set up the regression, it's called
> $regressionstatement.
>
> global regressionstatement "$regtype" "$dependentvar" " "
> "collection2" " " "$zipind" " " "$dateind" " " "$kenparam"
> "$ifstatement" ", " "$options"
>
>
>
> At the bottom of my code, it invokes $regressionstatement. However, I
> get this error:
>
> 2" " invalid name
> r(198);
>
>
>
> However, if I write:
>
> display "$regressionstatement"
>
>
> and then copy paste the output onto my command line and run it, it
> works. I also tried:
>
> "$regressionstatement"
>
> to no avail, as well as:
>
> global test "$regressionstatement"
>
> $test
>
> How can I make my code run the regressoin statement that I've made
> without requiring the additional manual input? For what it's worth,
> I've included the code of interest below.
>
>
>
>
> global regressionstatement "$regtype" "$dependentvar" " "
> "collection2" " " "$zipind" " " "$dateind" " " "$kenparam"
> "$ifstatement" ", " "$options"
>
> display "$regressionstatement"
> logit event90 collection2 i.zipspecial i.date dage1-dage8 cohort96
> cohort97 cohort98 cohort99 cohort00 cohort01 cohort02 cohort03
> cohort04 cohort05 cohort06 cohort0
>> 7 cohort08 ltv1 ltv2 ltv3 ltv4 ltv5 fico1 fico2 fico3 fico4 xfc11 xfc12 xfc13 xfc14 xfc21 xfc22 xfc23 xfc24 xfc31 xfc32 xfc33 xfc34 xfc41 xfc42 xfc43 xfc44 oupb1-
>> oupb4 fdti1 fdti2 fdti3 fdti4 bdti1 bdti2 bdti3 bdti4 sato1-sato2 second_lien metro units condo if def_obs_count<2, vce(robust)
> .
> $regressionstatement
> 2" " invalid name
> logit event90 collection2 i.zipspecial i.date dage1-dage8 cohort96
> cohort97 cohort98 cohort99 cohort00 cohort01 cohort02 cohort03
> cohort04 cohort05 cohort06 cohor
>> t07 cohort08 ltv1 ltv2 ltv3 ltv4 ltv5 fico1 fico2 fico3 fico4 xfc11 xfc12 xfc13 xfc14 xfc21 xfc22 xfc23 xfc24 xfc31 xfc32 xfc33 xfc34 xfc41 xfc42 xfc43 xfc44 oupb
>> 1-oupb4 fdti1 fdti2 fdti3 fdti4 bdti1 bdti2 bdti3 bdti4 sato1-sato2 second_lien metro units condo if def_obs_count<2, vce(robust)
> note: 33890.zipspecial != 0 predicts success perfectly
> 33890.zipspecial dropped and 60 obs not used
>
> etc.
>
>
> Thanks!
>
> Sam
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