Re: Bayesian modeling: Beyond Stata’s built-in models
Hi,Great post!I was trying to go one step further, using your exampleI tried to predict/simulate the number of hours when hours=0I use the command:bayespredict {_ysim1} {_ysim2} if hours0==1,...
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Hi @Gabriela Ortiz , thank you for your suggestion, I am waiting for the reply from Tech Support. I'm the same need of Eric and Michael. We all have binary response variables (Yes=1; No=0) in rows, and...
View ArticleRe: Customizable tables in Stata 17, part 3: The classic table 1
Hi @michaeldanarvig, I have to solve the same issue than you. Did you get with the solution? Thanks!
View ArticleRe: Vector autoregressions in Stata
Hi! One question. If i have two variables and 108 obs, should i use dfk option? Or is there a specific rule that should be followed? I ask this question because including dfk my model satisfies...
View ArticleRe: Unit-root tests in Stata
Hi,Is your graph of a random walk with a drift correct? A unit root repeats its previous values, which means that a drift is accumulated, rather than added independently at every time point. Is there...
View ArticleRe: An introduction to the lasso in Stata
Thanks for this nice description of the Lasso tools on stata. One question I have: why do you need to create a split sample at the beginning using:splitsample , generate(sample) split(.75 .25)...
View ArticleRe: Heteroskedasticity robust standard errors: Some practical considerations
Good article awesome and wonderful
View ArticleRe: Heteroskedasticity robust standard errors: Some practical considerations
At the risk of self-promotion, in https://www.ssc.wisc.edu/~b... I strongly recommend jackknife/HC3 standard errors, as HC1/HC2 have potentially unbounded bias and size. The same recommendation is made...
View ArticleRe: Heteroskedasticity robust standard errors: Some practical considerations
Hi Bruce,Thanks for sharing.I was interested in looking at what happened with "small" samples and heteroskedasticity in linear models.I started playing with some simulations and found that the...
View ArticleRe: Heteroskedasticity robust standard errors: Some practical considerations
Thanks a lot, very informative article. Just wondering if there are Bayesian equivalence of these "robust" standard errors?
View ArticleRe: Heteroskedasticity robust standard errors: Some practical considerations
Very formative, Thankyou!
View ArticleRe: Heteroskedasticity robust standard errors: Some practical considerations
Thanks Enrique. I found this very interesting indeed. With hindsight, my 2012 paper did not focus sufficiently on the number of regressors or on how they were generated (discrete vs. continuous), so it...
View ArticleRe: Heteroskedasticity robust standard errors: Some practical considerations
Thanks James. And thanks for all the work you have done in this area throughout your career. I think I could have added more variants of the wild bootstrap and indeed it would be interesting to see how...
View ArticleRe: Customizable tables in Stata 17, part 1: The new table command
The new tables command is wonderful. I'm stuck on one thing, the grand total.This command below produces a table with a row total and column total, but the grand total is missing.table ( sex race ) (...
View ArticleRe: Stata for Mac with Apple Silicon
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View ArticleRe: Customizable tables in Stata 17, part 1: The new table command
I received the answer on this from tech-support. Adding "_cons" to the totals() option fills in the the bottom right corner (grand total).
View ArticleRe: Customizable tables in Stata 17, part 2: The new collect command
Hello, i am trying to create a table of means of categorical variables by an exposure using the command: by EFcat: ci means anaemia diabetes high_blood_pressure sex smoking, totalI can see the table...
View ArticleRe: Structural vector autoregression models
Does anyone know why there is no value for under-diagonal relationships in irf when step = 0 even if we have declared the matrix A. Given matrix A, there should be contemporaneous impact of higher...
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