Michael--
You cannot try my example exactly on your own data, since the data are
part of the example. The example runs fine (as shown) on my
computer--whether it does what you want or not is up to you to decide,
and whether it can be modified to fit your data, are in any case both
separate issues. On the second issue, you may want to run the program
once on the full sample:
myest
eret li
mat li e(Xmfx_dydx)
mat li b
and so forth to see what output is being picked up by -bootstrap-.
My example should not be construed as indicating that I endorse the
use of -mfx- after -logit- or -glm- (I think predictions over the
whole sample, replacing values as appropriate to generate "custom"
marginal effects, are more informative).
The Reference A-H manual has a good entry on -bootstrap- beginning at page 200.
On 7/26/07, Michael Furukawa <[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks for the helpful suggestions.
I have tried your program exactly (on my own data) but get the following
error message:
'r(mfx)' evaluated to missing in full sample
r(322);
Any thoughts on how to fix this?
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