Re: st: Estimated Marginal Means in Stata?

[Ron�n Conroy <rconroy@rcsi.ie>]

On 20 MF�mh 2006, at 10:43, Maarten buis wrote:

> Dan:
> If you type -help anova-, than you can find at the bottom a link to
> -help anova_postestimation-, which in turn leads to many good stuff,
> and among those is -help adjust- which has a description saying
> ``adjusted predictions of xb or exp(xb)''. It may be a bit cryptic but
> the marginal means are the sum of chosen values of x multiplied by the
> estimated parameter.
In case long-time users didn't notice, -adjust- now has the option to  
accept user-defined text in place of the rather cryptic labels it  
uses by default. The options

    label(text)                    prediction label
    selabel(text)                  error-term label
    cilabel(text)                  confidence-interval label

control how Stata labels the prediction itself and, if asked for, the  
standard error or CI.



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