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Re: st: How do I save output from stphtest?


From   Roger Newson <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   Re: st: How do I save output from stphtest?
Date   Sun, 03 Jul 2005 21:03:06 +0100

At 03:29 03/07/2005, Nfii Ndikintum wrote:
I am a novice in Stata. This is a great software, provides
me with a lot more tools than many other statistics packages.

I would like to save the output (chi-square and p-value)
from stphtest. How do I go about this? I am doing some
simulations and would need to output about 10000 of these
values to a data set. Please help! I have searched all over
and can not seem to find a solution to this.

I attmpted using the parmby command but the output that I
got was from the stcox model.
-parmby- only saves output from estimation commands (also known as -eclass- commands), which store the results in -e()- structures. As Rosy Reynolds says, -stphtest- is a -rclass- command, which stores its results in -r()- structures. In Stata, type

whelp ereturn

to find out about returned results for -eclass- commands, and type

whelp return

to find out about returned results for -rclass- commands.

Hope this helps.

Roger





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