Hello, i am using the margins command to predict the effect of some variables, this is my regression:
svy: logit se_atendio ib(6).afiliacion ib(2).nse ib(5).zonas i.cronico i.discapacidad c.edad##c.edad i.hombre i.tipo_enfermedad if enfermo==1
margins afiliacion nse zonas hombre tipo_enfermedad , predict(pr) at(afiliacion=6 nse=2 zonas=5 hombre=1 tipo_enfermedad=1) continuous
my question is what value does the margin command consider for the variables which aren´t specified on the at() option??
NOTE: Consider that edad is continous, and cronico, and discapacidad are categoric variables
Related Posts with Default option for margins
Multilevel binomial logistic regression model with three levels does not convergeDear Statalist users, I am trying to fit a multilevel logistic regression model with a three-level …
Update Stata code for retrieving COVID data?I've greatly enjoyed running Chuck Huber's Stata code that automated the download of COVID data from…
Poisson Regression with Hausman Taylor instrumental variables estimatorI have a panel data. The dependent variable is a count variable, so a Poisson regression is more app…
replace the value of variableHi, I am new to Stata. In my case, I have a variable equal to 1, 2,3,4,5 and my task is to make the …
ARDL and estimating a shock for dummyDear all, I am trying to estimate the effect of an observed trade shock (the entrance of China in W…
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to Default option for margins
Post a Comment