Re: st: Predictive ability of probit model

["louis boakye-yiadom" <louisby@hotmail.com>]

You're right, Richard. It appears both -lstat- and -lfit- don't work after 
dprobit, but they do work when they follow -probit-. Paul, it's good to know 
about -pre-; I'll explore that also. You've all been really helpful. Thank 
you all.

Louis




> From: Richard Williams <Richard.A.Williams.5@nd.edu>
>
> -lstat- apparently doesn't work after -dprobit-, but it does work after 
> -probit-.  As noted in the online help,
>
> dprobit also fits maximum-likelihood probit models.  Rather than reporting 
> coefficients, dprobit reports the change in the probability for an 
> infinitesimal change in each independent, continuous variable and, by 
> default, the discrete change in the probability for dummy variables.  
> probit may be typed without arguments after dprobit estimation to see the 
> model in coefficient form.

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