You must specify the season() option to remove duplicate names for each year. For example, to use this years stats you would type:
nfl2stata player quarterback, season(2018) seasontype(reg) clear
graph bar (asis) yards if yards > 500, exclude0 ///
over(name, sort(yards) descending label(angle(forty_five) labsize(small))) ///
blabel(bar) title(2018 Passing Yard Leaders)
Thank you!
This seems like a very useful command, but after installing it w/ Stata 15.1 and running it, Stata does not recognize the command tab2x1 - any idea why the bug? I must be missing something
I believe you need to use the command tab2xl not tab2x1 (not the number 1 but the letter L).
Is there a more comprehensive set of documentation on all the commands and arguments somewhere?
When you download the command type help nfl2stata in your Stata Command window to see the full documentation for the command
this is a great option. Is it possible to get a similar command for the NBA?
Check back next week.
Has anyone tried copy table & paste in excel? I feel it is the easiest way to do this.
Hi everyone,
I followed the (very useful) instructions here but I'm confused regarding one thing. I have a binary treatment T and a continuous covariate X. I'm interested in how the treatment effect of T on my outcome Y varies over the distribution of X. Hence, I'm estimating: - npregress kernel Y T X -
As dicussed in the blog post now I have two options to visualise the treatment effect heterogeneity:
Option A:
- margins i.T, at(X=(-2(0.5)2)) -
- marginsplot -
Option B:
- margins, dydx(T) at(X=(-2(0.5)2)) -
- marginsplot -
In my understanding they should give the exact same result just visualised differently: Option A plots the predicted Y as a function of X once for T==1 and once for T==0, while Option B directly plots the difference between the prediction for T==1 and T==0 as a function of X (because T is binary and hence the derivative dydx is just the difference).
However, in my case they differ! Option A shows that the difference between E(Y|T==1,X) and E(Y|T==0,X) is decreasing with X, while Option B shows the opposite...!!! Can anybody explain what is going on here? For Option B I get basically something linear, it's just an increasing straight line, so it seems the dydx option imposes a constant effect over X or something the like, but I don't find anything like that in the description of the command.
Help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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Is there a proper/preferred way to handle alpha transparency in schemes for Stata 15? If so, can you provide some examples of scheme entries that modify alpha transparency?
I ran into the same issue. I'm using a do file that's worked well in the past and all of the sudden am getting this same error after setaccess. I ran the commands listed and get:
. net install twitter2stata, replace
checking twitter2stata consistency and verifying not already installed...
all files already exist and are up to date.
. which twitter2stata.ado
/Users/abbykinch/Library/Application Support/Stata/ado/plus/t/twitter2stata.ado
*! version 1.0.4 13dec2017
. which twitter2stata-1.0.4.jar
/Users/abbykinch/Library/Application Support/Stata/ado/plus/jar/twitter2stata-1.0.4.jar
So I'm not sure what's wrong. Any help would be awesome.
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Make sure Stata is up-to-date. Type update all in your Stata Command window to update Stata.
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David, I have followed the command you used but I keep receiving error messages as follows. Kindly help me with the do-file.
Thanks Eric
. dsge (p = {alpha}*E(F.r) + e)
syntax error
equation invalid
r(198);
. (r = {beta}*ip + m )
is not a valid command name
r(199);
. (F.m = {rho}*m, state)
is not a valid command name
r(199);
. (F.e = {theta1}*e + {theta2}*Le, state)
is not a valid command name
r(199);
. (F.Le = e, state noshock), nolog
is not a valid command name
r(199);
How to find 5 year rolling correlation between two time series variables.
My data starts from from first quareter of 1996 to 2nd quarter of 2018(both dates included).
Which command do I need to use to perform this anlaysis.
How to find rolling correlation between two time series variables.
My data starts from from first quareter of 1996 to 2nd quarter of 2018(both dates included).
Which command do I need to use to perform this anlaysis.
Great explanations.