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Re: st: RE: variance of the residual


From   Cinzia Rienzo <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   Re: st: RE: variance of the residual
Date   Thu, 15 Feb 2007 12:54:00 +0000 (GMT)

Thanks! actually i tryed with ANOVA but there should be some problem 
because i get as a result microdata for each residual but i should get 
aggregate decomposition by year and group ; i try it again
many thanks



Nick Cox wrote:


>Sounds like analysis of variance to me. -anova-
>in Stata is very happy to work with continuous
>as well as categorical predictors. 
>
>(It has to be: it is written by people
>whose bias is that ANOVA is a weird way that some 
>people have of doing regression.) 
>
>Nick 
>[email protected] 
>
>Cinzia Rienzo
>
>>  i want to decompose the variance of the residuals (that i got from a 
>> regression) into bwithinn beetwen and total; this has to be 
>> for groups 
>> and by year; so since i have 20 groups i should have 20 
>> values for the 
>> Within B and Total variance for each year.
>
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