Note the rampant grade inflation then! Even in the environmental
sciences, fields known for ornery systems and oddball scientists, P ~
0.1 would not be taken as anything other than a weak indication.
Nick
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Martin Weiss
Omit the -star- option in the -esttab- call and you do get this standard
behavior as in the Stata command - estimates table-. But my experience
in
the economics profession shows me that one star for ten percent is now
quite
common...
Nick Cox
Note the grade inflation: hereabouts * implies a P-value at most 0.05.
P.S. -outreg2- is a user-written program on SSC.
Martin Weiss
*************
cap ssc inst estout
sysuse auto, clear
eststo: reg pr w re tr, robust
esttab using myfile.csv, star(* 0.10 ** 0.05 *** 0.01) csv replace
**************
Bastian Steingros
I have installed the updates for *outreg2*.
I have a regression model like:
reg dep_var ind_var1 ind_var2, robust
After entering this command in stata, I obtained the standard stata
regression table (I guess you what I mean)
Now, I want to put my results into MS EXCEL and I want to mark the
coefficients with the widely known signs like *, **, *** indicating
significance at the 10%, 5%, 1% level.
I guess it is possible to do so by using outreg2 but it seems that I do
not
understand how to use this command correctly.
Is there anyone who knows what to do ?
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