- Hi everybody
I have the model below. I found that I have one outlier that has influence on the coefficients. I do not want to drop the outlier. Is there any other way that I can modify the model without dropping the outlier? - As you see, I did robust but still it did not give me the coefficient close to ones when I dropped the outliers.
- . reg infmort lpcinc lphysic lpopul, hc3
Linear regression Number of obs = 51
F( 3, 47) = 0.56
Prob > F = 0.6413
R-squared = 0.1391
Root MSE = 2.0581
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| Robust HC3
infmort | Coef. Std. Err. t P>|t| [95% Conf. Interval]
-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
lpcinc | -4.684585 4.942597 -0.95 0.348 -14.62781 5.258638
lphysic | 4.153227 7.051872 0.59 0.559 -10.03331 18.33976
lpopul | -.0878245 .768478 -0.11 0.909 -1.633803 1.458154
_cons | 33.85875 22.82631 1.48 0.145 -12.06186 79.77937
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