Re: st: Poisson and post estimation analysis

[celdjt@umich.edu]

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction Richard. Turned out to be 
the listcoef command detailed in Long and Freese (p. 205, rev. ed., 
2003)

Quoting Richard Williams <Richard.A.Williams.5@nd.edu>:


> At 04:06 PM 2/18/2006, you wrote:
> > A couple of years ago I ran some poisson regressions on publication 
> > and citation data and found some post-estimation commands that 
> > enabled me define comparisons between groups. For example, based on 
> > the use of certain procedures available under Stata, I was able to 
> > observe that being a graduate of the two particular types of 
> > graduate programs, compared to a third type, increased the expected 
> > number of published articles by 132 percent and 110 percent 
> > respectively, and the expected numbers of citations by 114 percent 
> > and 96.5 percent respectively. Unfortunately, although I can recall 
> > the procedures were available under Stata, perhaps as a .do file, I 
> > cannot recall names, etc. Anyone know the procedures I am talking 
> > about? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
> Perhaps you want Long & Freese's -spost- routines?  Do -findit 
> spost-.  If you are using Stata 9 you want the spost9 files.  The 
> latest edition of their very good book can be found at
>
> http://www.stata.com/bookstore/regmodcdvs.html
>
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