Re: st: please answer my question,,thanks

[Roger Newson <r.newson@imperial.ac.uk>]

You don't say which version of Stata you are using, or which routine you 
are using to fit the Gompertz distribution, or what output is being 
produced. In the latest version of Stata (Version 11), the recommended 
routine to use is -streg-. Is that what you are using? And what output 
are you getting?

Best wishes

Roger


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On 31/05/2011 15:04, kartika eka pratiwi wrote:
> dear statalisters...
>
> i want to ask about gompertz distribution...
>
> i have a problem for interpreting the model from output in STATA...
> please share how should i do..
>
> i can't get the value of lambda
>
> how to make the model from output in STATA?
>
> thanks for your attention
>
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