Dear Stata users,
I am using Stata 11. I run regressions and want to generate appropriate regression tables. Therefore, I have applied Ben Jann's user-written -esttab- command.
Yet, the regression tables (coefficients, standard errors and stars) generated by -esttab- do not correspond to the corresponding values that Stata generates and displays after -reg-. I.e. they seem to be wrong.
Has anybody incurred a similar problem? What is going on? How can I solve this issue?
Best regards,
Ruediger
I am using Stata 11. I run regressions and want to generate appropriate regression tables. Therefore, I have applied Ben Jann's user-written -esttab- command.
Yet, the regression tables (coefficients, standard errors and stars) generated by -esttab- do not correspond to the corresponding values that Stata generates and displays after -reg-. I.e. they seem to be wrong.
Code:
* This is my code: estimates clear reg rFRM x1 houseage, vce(robust) eststo est1 reg rFRM x1 x2 houseage, vce(robust) eststo est2 reg rFRM x1 houseage if x3==1, vce(robust) eststo est3 reg rFRM x1 x2 houseage if x3==1, vce(robust) eststo est4 * The -esttab- command gives a different Output, i.e. the estimated coefficients, Standard Errors and stars do not correspond to Stata Output after -reg- esttab est1 est2 est3 est4, se se(3) beta(3) label * Save the point estimates in a regression table and export the regression table. esttab using table_1.rtf, label replace r2(3) se(3) beta(3) brackets page line /// indicate("House variables = houseage") /// nonotes nogaps
Has anybody incurred a similar problem? What is going on? How can I solve this issue?
Best regards,
Ruediger
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