Run the probit regression under the -glm- command. Then you can get all of the probablities and residuals you could want. And you can use a number of various variance estimating options AND, you get a display of the AIC and BIC fit statistics. Just type -help glm-. Be sure to run it in the default mode - with OIM based SE's.
Joe Hilbe
> Hi,
> I am running a probit estimation and now I would like to calculate and
> graph estimated probabilities for all values of a
> independant variable.
> I tried predict and prgen but I was not sucessful.
>
> Many thanks
> Philippe
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