You can get the likelihood-ratio test using -lrtest-. As in:
sysuse auto, clear
gene byte baseline=1
logit foreign baseline, noconst or
est store H0
logit foreign baseline trunk, noconst or
est store H1
lrtest H0 H1
This will test the hypothesis of an odds ratio (per cubic foot of trunk
space) of 1. I don't know much, immediately, about how to get the pseudo
R2.
Hope this helps.
Roger
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-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Richard
Williams
Sent: 04 February 2007 18:26
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: st: wish for logit output
At 01:04 PM 2/4/2007, Newson, Roger B wrote:
>The way to get the exponentiated constant coefficient with -logit- is
to
>define explicitly the X-variable of ones corresponding to the
intercept,
>and then to include this variable explicitly in the model, using the
>-noconst- option. As in:
>
>sysuse auto, clear
>gene byte baseline=1
>logit foreign baseline trunk, or noconst
>
>This will display the baseline odds of non-US origin for cars with zero
>trunk space, as well as the odds ratio of non-US origin per cubic foot
>of trunk space. This trick is equally useful for defining confidence
>intervals for geometric means and their ratios. See Newson (2003),
which
>can also be purchased together with 32 other useful Stata tips in
>Newton and Cox (2006).
Nice tip. That does zap the LR Chi Square and Pseudo R^2 stats. To
get everything, you could run the command twice, once with the
nonconst option and once without it.
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