It seems like every field has it's own quirks - what's standard practice
for some is verboten in others. In biology (and a lot of other
sciences) we'd call this "drawing the curve, then plotting your data".
I use the phrase to gently disparage someone who's cutting corners.
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Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2005 9:28 AM
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Subject: RE: st: turning low frequency data into high frequency
I think Fabia really did want what she
asked for. Economists do this!
Nick
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Robert A Yaffee
> You might wish to try help collapse.
> This will allow you to aggregate your
> file from high to lower frequency.
Fabia Carvalho
> does anyone know if Stata can generate a
> > series of high frequency data (eg. monthly) from an
> > original low frequency one (eg. quarterly)?
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