Factor-Variable And Time-Series Operators Not Allowed

Factor-Variable And Time-Series Operators Not Allowed. In short, the first line of code (minus the '.') should do the trick, i'd say. Anyways, thanks for helping out.

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Anyways, thanks for helping out. Regards, on 21 january 2012 14:30, nick cox wrote. Marginal effects for simultaneous changes in interacted variables

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Time series data of categorical nature is a much less explored research area in statistical literature. I tried that, but doesn't work either.

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The message means exactly what it says. Neither parentheses nor the € character are permissible in variable names.

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Tsset dtt probit y l.x1 l.x2 mfx i get the following error: Gen lx1 = l.x1 gen lx2 = l.x2 and try again with lx1 and lx2 as predictors.

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Anyways, thanks for helping out. Nick on 21 jan 2012, at 12:53, za <zoolfee@gmail.com> wrote:

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Anyways, thanks for helping out. The warning from stset means you cannot use variables using either the i.var or l.var or var#var etc.

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Regards, on 21 january 2012 14:30, nick cox <njcoxstata@gmail.com> wrote. Is there any menu option to carry out this test?

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How could i fix this? Dear richard, thanks for the suggestion.

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The message means exactly what it says. Therefore, it does not support factor variable notation, which was introduced later in stata 11.

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Regards, on 21 january 2012 14:30, nick cox <njcoxstata@gmail.com> wrote. In short, the first line of code (minus the '.') should do the trick, i'd say.

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So stata was trying to be helpful by trying to figure out what you might have been doing. Anyways, thanks for helping out.

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Marginal effects for simultaneous changes in interacted variables Nick on 21 jan 2012, at 12:53, za <zoolfee@gmail.com> wrote:

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Wed, 18 jan 2012 11:03:41 +0100. How could i fix this?

Wed, 18 Jan 2012 11:03:41 +0100.

Time series data of categorical nature is a much less explored research area in statistical literature. The message means exactly what it says. Trouble importing an excel spreadsheet when the desired sheet is not the first sheet next by date:

Tsset Dtt Probit Y L.x1 L.x2 Mfx I Get The Following Error:

Anyways, thanks for helping out. I tried that, but doesn't work either. Your time, entry and exit variables would surely be continuous variables, and there's no need for the i.var notation.

You Dont Need To, However.

Price(€) is not a legal variable name. Dear statausers, when i run this command: How could i fix this?

Thank You Very Much In Advance.

Nick on 21 jan 2012, at 12:53, za <zoolfee@gmail.com> wrote: मैं नेट में समाधान नहीं ढूँढ सका। मदद के लिए धन्यवाद। यहां चर परिभाषाएं दी गई हैं: Marginal effects for simultaneous changes in interacted variables

Regards, On 21 January 2012 14:30, Nick Cox <Njcoxstata@Gmail.com> Wrote.

Sat, 21 jan 2012 13:30:29 +0000. Therefore, it does not support factor variable notation, which was introduced later in stata 11. In short, the first line of code (minus the '.') should do the trick, i'd say.