Thanks folks, indieed, but .. it is the values of the _subpops that I
want to use - in martyen's case the values of foreign and rep78
. mean mpg, over(for rep, nolabel)
Mean estimation Number of obs = 69
Over: foreign rep78
_subpop_1: 0 1
_subpop_2: 0 2
_subpop_3: 0 3
_subpop_4: 0 4
_subpop_5: 0 5
_subpop_6: 1 3
_subpop_7: 1 4
_subpop_8: 1 5
--------------------------------------------------------------
Over | Mean Std. Err. [95% Conf. Interval]
-------------+------------------------------------------------
mpg |
_subpop_1 | 21 3 15.01359 26.98641
_subpop_2 | 19.125 1.328768 16.47348 21.77652
_subpop_3 | 19 .7862783 17.43101 20.56899
_subpop_4 | 18.44444 1.528535 15.3943 21.49459
_subpop_5 | 32 2 28.00906 35.99094
_subpop_6 | 23.33333 1.452966 20.43398 26.23268
_subpop_7 | 24.88889 .9043789 23.08423 26.69355
_subpop_8 | 26.33333 3.122499 20.10248 32.56418
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and, I should have said I am using svy: mean for important reasons.
collapse does not have a svy equivalent, I think?
I cannot see an option on parmest to use the e(over_labels), so, still
in the dark I am afraid.
Richard
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 12:56 PM, Nick Cox<[email protected]> wrote:
> Using -collapse- is another (and easier) possibility.
>
> Nick
> [email protected]
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> Martin Weiss
>
> cap ssc inst parmest
> sysuse auto, clear
> mean mpg, over(for rep, nolabel)
> parmest, saving(myfile, replace)
> u myfile, clear
> drop eq t dof
> l
>
> Richard Palmer-Jones
>
> I want to compuile the ereturned e(b) and e(v) results of a "mean
> var1, over(var2 var3, nolabel)" into a usable form, such as rows in
> new variables or a matrix, together with the relevatn values of var2 &
> var3
>
> I think this means making use of the values in e(over_labels), but how
> to do so escapes me.
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