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Do I still have to add 'i.' in front of variables that I want to use as dummies, but already encoded in 0 and 1 prior to import?
Do I still have to add 'i.' in front of variables that I want to use as dummies, but already encoded in 0 and 1 prior to import?

Hello, I am very novice in stata, and struggling to get information but very difficult for current.

I want to make an ordered logit model. Prior to input the dataset, I gathered survey results and encoded all the independent variables(x1~x5)' figures from character form into integer of 0 and 1(level of only one variable consists of 0, 1, and 2).
These are not ordinal, but just categorial.
And also I have a dependent variable(y) formatted from 1 to 7, which are ordinal.

In this case, don't I have to code like 'i.x1' or something like that? As I have studied so far, it creates dummy variables automatically, receiving non-numeric form...Am I right?

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