The problem is solved - the ado runs with Stata version 9.0 and with
respect to display the output nicely formatted -matlist- is your friend.
The .ado is now on SSC, see: -ssc desc sortl- .
Dirk
Dirk Enzmann wrote:
I wrote a small .ado to sort rotated factor loadings by size and save
the result into a matrix e(r_Ls). It also creates a matrix e(Psis) where
the items are sorted in the same way as in e(r_Ls) (I'm not sure whether
it needs version 10, 11, or even 9):
> ---------(snip)----------------------
The .ado works fine. However, I don't know how to use the matrix e(r_Ls)
together with the matrix e(Psis) to display a table of the sorted
loadings in the same nicely formatted way as the "Rotated factor
loadings ..." are displayed by -rotate-.
Is there a short and/or easy way of displaying such a table, perhaps by
using routines of other .ados? (To demonstrate how this could be done
one could use e(r_L) and e(Psi) that are created by -factor- followed by
-rotate-).
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Dr. Dirk Enzmann
Institute of Criminal Sciences
Dept. of Criminology
Schlueterstr. 28
D-20146 Hamburg
Germany
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+49-(0)40-42838.4591 (Mrs Billon)
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