I would like to know if I'm doing something wrong.
I am running almost 200 regressions basically and collecting the coefficients for each one over all of them, so that I have a .dta which consists solely of the b_ of the variables. I've succeeded in doing this, here is an example of my data for vark:
Code:
* Example generated by -dataex-. To install: ssc install dataex clear input float b_vark 3.396698 3.379129 3.4008584 3.4163265 3.407227 3.3611805 3.410911 3.40948 3.4045825 3.382801 3.405709 3.418393 3.411751 3.360613 3.416084 3.410531 3.406611 3.385547 3.394252 3.389984 3.33743 3.396989 3.38991 3.384635 3.424929 3.4166055 3.357182 3.4244335 3.41926 3.410072 3.429587 3.371039 3.437761 3.4308956 3.4213645 3.359139 3.425608 3.4222975 3.413559 3.372591 3.36899 3.363826 3.431501 3.4220905 3.42228 3.370989 3.391934 3.4071674 3.399939 3.358832 3.4016 3.397689 3.397151 3.376958 3.3882046 3.383614 3.3409314 3.388817 3.3837104 3.380788 3.4201446 3.4101994 3.361287 3.41551 3.4127526 3.4071155 3.426149 3.378766 3.432141 3.427403 3.421279 3.366856 3.42038 3.419267 3.4132764 3.3793986 3.3773935 3.3731976 3.426004 3.4197905 3.421866 3.3825076 3.391777 3.388213 3.340173 3.393364 3.38452 3.383398 3.422355 3.4159694 3.360905 3.421646 3.414381 3.409625 3.429239 3.3763766 3.435365 3.427185 3.422666 3.366118 end
Code:
histogram b_vark
Am I doing something wrong?
Just another question while I'm at it: the coefplot command (SSC, I think), doesn't work in this case right? I thought since these are regression coeficients it would look well presented all together, but it only presents me with the coefficient of the last regression and respective confidence interval it seems.
Sorry if my questions are fairly basic. Please forgive a fellow Stata beginner.
Thank you
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