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Re: st: Statsby equivalent with -ml-


From   "E. Paul Wileyto" <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   Re: st: Statsby equivalent with -ml-
Date   Tue, 11 Dec 2007 06:59:32 -0500

This seems to run when I do it:

. statsby _b _se, by(runnum) clear: ml model lf cure_lik (hazard: _t= drug ) (nocure:
> _d= drug ) (shape: _t0=), max difficult iter(50)
(running ml on estimation sample)

command: ml model lf cure_lik (hazard: _t= drug ) (nocure:_d= drug ) (shape:
_t0=), max difficult iter(50)
by: runnum

Statsby groups
----+--- 1 ---+--- 2 ---+--- 3 ---+--- 4 ---+--- 5
........

What error are you getting?

Paul



Nuno wrote:

Hi everyone,

I have a maximum likelihood model that I want to apply to a set of
difference indviduals and record the estimated coefficients. Normally I use
the -statsby- command to record the coefficients on a dta file, but it
seems not to work with ml (or at lesat I was unable to do so). The setup is
the following:


program testml
...
end

ml model lf testml (mu1: Y=X1) (mu2: Y=X2) /sigma1 /sigma2 ml maximize



My data is organized in the following way:
id Y X1 X2


and I need to run the testml program for each id and record the coefficients
in a .dta file.

Any ideas of how to solve this issue?

Best,

Nuno

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