Help on gpredict                        [STB-16: sg16.3]
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The syntax for the ^gpredict^ command is:

 ^gpredict^ newvarname, [^m^|^e^|^p^|^dev^|^sp^|^sd^|^h^|^l^|^an^|^dp^|^dd^|^db^]

where options and appropriate distributions are:

^Mu^       = predicted fit         [all]
^Eta^      = linear predictor      [all]
^Pearson^  = Pearson residual      [all]
^DEVianc^  = deviance residual     [all]
^SPear^    = standardized Pearson  [all]
^SDev^     = standardized deviance [all]
^Hat^      = hat matrix diagonal   [all]   
^ANscomb^  = Anscombe residual     [bin,poi,gam,ivg]
^Likelih^  = likelihood residual   [bin] 
^DPears^   = delta Pearson         [bin]
^DDevian^  = delta deviance        [bin]
^DBeta^    = delta beta            [bin]

^gpredict^ is to be used following the ^glm^ command. An example may be...

     ^glm kyph age start, f(bin) l(l)
     ^gpredict m,m 
     ^gpredict dp,dp
     ^graph dp m, xlab ylab yline(0)

References:

Collett, D., 1991.  ^Modelling binary data^, New York:Chapman & Hall
Hilbe, J., 1993. ^sg16: Generalized linear models^, Stata Technical Bulletin,
  (STB-11: Jan 1993)
McCullagh and Nelder, 1989.  ^Generalized linear models^, New York:Chapman & 
  Hall

Support from: Joseph Hilbe              email: atjmh@@asuvm.inre.asu.edu
              Dept of Sociology         fax:   602-860-1446
              Arizona State University
              Tempe, AZ 85287

Also see
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    STB:  sg16.3 (STB-16)
On-line:  help for ^glm^