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Last Thursday, Nelson Lim wrote:
> I don't know what I am doing wrong. Outreg won't work with me. My
> dependent variable is int.
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> .. xi: mlogit gpa i.race_n i.sex_n i.college_major_n i.college_quality
> i.yorotc i.scholarship_types_n i.branch
>
> .. outreg using test
> outreg only accepts integer-valued dependent variables for mlogit
> r(7);
A post today from Ben Jann about one of the little-known features from his
-estout- package (downloadable from SSC) prompted me to have a look at
Nelson's little local difficulty. And, by George, I reckon I've cracked
it:
. ssc inst estout
. use nelsons_data
. xi: mlogit gpa i.race_n i.sex_n i.college_major_n i.college_quality
i.yorotc i.scholarship_types_n i.branch
. est store model
. estout model, stats(F r2_a rmse N) cells("b(star)" b(fmt(%9.2f)) t(par))
varwidth(60) modelwidth(10) label unstack
Of course, some of the middle options like -modelwidth()- and t(par)- can
be edited (out) to taste, but it's the -unstack- option that will sort out
Nelson's columns (pun _fully_ intended).
I hope all that helps.
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