st: Re: Outreg following bootstrap

[Kit Baum <baum@bc.edu>]

As has been said many times by many people on Statalist, outreg is a  
dead end and is no longer being developed by its author. Its  
underlying technology was appropriate for the time, but a program  
based on Stata's own -estiimates- technology is a much more robust  
approach. I suggest you use estout, which is being actively developed  
and has just been extensively documented by Ben Jann in the lead  
article of the Stata Journal, vol 5 issue 3.

Kit Baum, Boston College Economics
http://ideas.repec.org/e/pba1.html


On Sep 30, 2005, at 5:02 AM, Von Fintel Dieter <13439863@sun.ac.za>  
wrote:


> Good day,
>
> I was wondering how to implement outreg after a bootstrap  
> estimation in STATA9.0. I am pleased with the updated form of the  
> output in this version, as it is more like a standard regression.  
> The only trouble is that if I implement outreg, it reports normal  
> confidence intervals, and not the bias-corrected intervals. I have  
> attempted to overcome this by typing estat bootstrap, which  
> displays the output with the BC intervals, and followed it with the  
> outreg command. This still outputs the normal intervals. I would  
> appreciate your help in this regard. I would like to execute a Do  
> file over the weekend with a number of bootstrap estimates, and  
> will not be able to monitor the results inbetween.
>
> Thank-you for a wonderful addition to STATA,
> Regards
> Dieter von Fintel
> University of Stellenbosch
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