Further steps towards a graphical interface for making tables and estimating effects

Michael Hills ()

No 13, United Kingdom Stata Users' Group Meetings 2002 from Stata Users Group

Abstract: At the last users' group meeting I presented a GI command for estimating effects using linear models. The command relied on a classification of variables according to their function in the linear model, and the user had to select, from a list, the particular regression command to be used (e.g. logistic). In this update I have concentrated on four types of response variable (binary, metric, failure, count) which in turn imply which regression command to use, so there is no longer a need to know which command is appropriate. The same classification is used in a companion GI command to present tables of means, medians, proportions, odds, or rates. Each of these GI commands is capable of displaying an equivalent command which does not use menus.

Date: 2002-05-11
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