Ben, Richard and Tim,
thank you very much for your helpful comments, "estout" and related programs will do the job. It's a great tool, so, Ben, thank you for that, too. Keep at it!
Best,
Mark
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Von: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Im Auftrag von Ben Jann
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 14. September 2006 10:01
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Re: st: logistic regression and outreg: how to display standardized factor change
Mark asked:
> In a logistic regression model, how is it possible to let outreg
display
> the standardized factor change (which you get via "listcoef") instead
of
> the default (unstandardized) factor change? And by the way, how can I
> let it display the percentage change?
As Tim mentioned, you could use -estadd- to add the standardized factor
change coefficients and then tabulate the results using -estout-
(unfortunately, there is not -estadd- function to add percent change
coefficients; but see below). You would need to install the following
packages:
. ssc install estout
. ssc install estadd
. ssc install estadd_plus
and then type something like
. logit ....
. estadd ebsd
. estout, cells(ebsd) drop(_cons)
("ebsd" stands for exp(b*sd), i.e. the standardized factor change
coefficients)
Richard wrote:
> I'll add that Long & Freese's listcoef does not return or ereturn its
> results. Ergo, you will have to program the calculations yourself.
fitstat
> does return the estimated variance of y*, which is needed for some of
the
> standardizations done by listcoef.
Note that some time ago Scott Long and I started revising -spost-
(-listcoef-, -prchange-, -fitstat-) and writing specific -estadd-
functions in order to tabulate -spost- results in -estout-. Two thirds
of the work are done, I'd say....
Furthermore, note that I just finished revising -estadd- and writing an
easy-to-use wrapper for -estout-. The wrapper is called -esta- and
produces publication-style tables without much typing. Furthermore, I
wrote a tool called -esto- to simplify storing estimates. You may expect
the new programs sometime next week.
ben
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