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Re: st: Speed with large panel datasets


From   Gordon Hughes <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   Re: st: Speed with large panel datasets
Date   Mon, 21 Mar 2011 13:37:15 +0000

This throws up something that I find even odder. I investigated Maarten's suggestion of using -statsby-. The Stata help information even has an example of -statsby- combined with -arima- as in:

webuse grunfeld, clear
tsset company year
statsby _b _se, basepop(company==1) by(company): arima invest mvalue kstock, ar(1)

So, my test was:

use xxx.dta, clear
tsset panel time, monthly
<various Stata commands to create variables>
save temp.dta, replace
statsby _b _se, basepop(panel==1) by panel: arima ....

Stata's response

no; data in memory would be lost
r(4);

I can get round this by adding

use temp.dta, clear
tsset panel time, monthly

after the -save- and before the -statsby- but what is the logic, given that I have already used -save-?

Incidentally, -statsby- is nothing like as fast as the -reshape- approach.

Gordon Hughes
[email protected]

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