I believe that re-calculating t from stored b and se in this
manner is the best way of retrieving values automatically.
Nick
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Richard Williams
>
> At 07:54 PM 1/18/2004 +0000, Nick Cox wrote:
> >_se[weight]
> >_se[_cons]
>
> That is neat, I didn't know you could do that. The
> questioner also asked
> about the T values; are they similarly stored? If not,
> they can be easily
> computed:
>
> . dis _b[weight]/_se[weight]
> -11.60251
>
> . dis _b[_cons]/_se[_cons]
> 24.436312
>
> Also, you can -findit listcoef- to get the -listcoef-
> module. The command
>
> listcoef, matrix
>
> will store lots of results in matrices, including the t (or
> z) values.
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