st: change the format of the pseudo log-likelihood in gb2fit

[<S.Jenkins@lse.ac.uk>]

I don't think it's possible to get what you want. 

Stata doesn't provide the pseudo-LL after -svy- estimation of any kind. 

To see this,

	sysuse auto
	svyset, srs
	svy: logit foreign // NB no pseudo-LL reported in estimates
table
	ereturn list

There are likely good reasons for Stata's behaviour. (I'm away and don't
have access to other references on this topic.)

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Date: Thu, 05 Jul 2012 20:22:30 +0200
From: Lucia Latino <Latino@economia.uniroma2.it>
Subject: st: change the format of the pseudo log-likelihood in gb2fit

Dear Statalist,

After running - gb2fit - smfit - lognfit - Stata reports the pseudo  
log-likelihood with the scientific notation, but I want to view the  
full likelihood.
Usually, I can obtain the full log-likelihood by using - display e(ll) -

However, I need to add the option svy for the estimation (e.g. -  
gb2fit dec, stats cdf(gb2cdf) pdf(gb2pdf) svy - ) and after adding the  
option 'svy', Stata doesn't store anymore the pseudo log-likelihood in  
e(ll).

Is there any way to do change the format of the pseudo log-likelihood  
in the iterations or a way to obtain it after the estimation?

I hope someone can help me.

Thanks,

Lucia



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