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st: AW: Storing coefficients after seqlogit


From   "Martin Weiss" <[email protected]>
To   <[email protected]>
Subject   st: AW: Storing coefficients after seqlogit
Date   Tue, 24 Aug 2010 10:48:09 +0200

<> 

Just -replay- via

*************
seqlogit, coefl
*************

and you see all the necessary names to talk to the coefficients:


------------------------------------------------------------------------------
          ed |      Coef.  Legend
-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
_2_3_4v1     |
         byr |   1.217024  _b[_2_3_4v1:byr]
       south |  -.4400559  _b[_2_3_4v1:south]
       white |   .7785953  _b[_2_3_4v1:white]
_white_X_byr |  -1.099461  _b[_2_3_4v1:_white_X_byr]
       _cons |   1.496993  _b[_2_3_4v1:_cons]
-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
_3_4v2       |
         byr |    .130491  _b[_3_4v2:byr]
       south |  -.1913521  _b[_3_4v2:south]
       white |   .0868792  _b[_3_4v2:white]
_white_X_byr |  -.0890195  _b[_3_4v2:_white_X_byr]
       _cons |   .0403824  _b[_3_4v2:_cons]
-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
_4v3         |
         byr |   .1969577  _b[_4v3:byr]
       south |   .4061487  _b[_4v3:south]
       white |   .2932548  _b[_4v3:white]
_white_X_byr |  -.2764087  _b[_4v3:_white_X_byr]
       _cons |  -.2636717  _b[_4v3:_cons]
------------------------------------------------------------------------------



HTH
Martin

-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Im Auftrag von Dominik Becker
Gesendet: Dienstag, 24. August 2010 10:36
An: [email protected]
Betreff: st: Storing coefficients after seqlogit

Dear list, 

how can I access and store the coefficients after -seqlogit- separately
by transition level? For instance, using the -seqlogit- help file
example, after having performed -seqlogit-, I could write 

    scalar s1 = _b[white],

but this gives my only the estimate of "white" for the first transition.
How can I get scalars for the estimates of the other levels?

Thanks for any suggestions!
Dominik


-------------------------------------------------------------

sysuse nlsw88, clear
    gen ed = cond(grade< 12, 1, ///
             cond(grade==12, 2, ///
             cond(grade<16,3,4))) if grade < .
    gen byr = (1988-age-1950)/10
    gen white = race == 1 if race < .

    seqlogit ed byr south,                   ///   
             ofinterest(white) over(byr)     ///
             tree(1 : 2 3 4, 2 : 3 4, 3 : 4) ///
             levels(1=6, 2=12, 3=14, 4= 16)  ///
             or
             
scalar s1 = _b[white]             

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