re: st: CI interval in ANOVA summary table

["Airey, David C" <david.airey@vanderbilt.edu>]

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Maybe a stronger statement is that if you are using Stata 12, 
there seems little point to using the "oneway" command. 
Anova (or regress) with the pwcompare command gives you the 
adjusted confidence intervals.

Use:

clear
webuse apple
anova weight treatment
pwcompare treatment, effects mcompare(tukey)

or if the data are many to one control, use

pwcompare treatment, effects mcompare(dunnett)


> Hi Everybody
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> I have a question regarding the summary table produced by Stata when using the Anova command. (oneway xxx yyy, bonferroni). If I use the interfase for the one-way ANOVA and choose the summary table with everything included I will get mean, Std. Dev. and Freq. But there is no confidence interval (CI) for each group. I can get the information by using the CI calculater but its a bit time consuming.
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> Is there a way to make Stata produce the CI intervals after the ANOVA in the summary table or afterwards by a simple command ???
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> Kind Regards
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> Lars Lindholm Sorensen M.D.
> 
> Post. Doct. Fellow
> Dept. of Cardiology
> Johns Hopkins University


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