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    The Stata Reference manuals are each arranged like an encyclopedia—alphabetically. Variables are now named dfbeta # rather than DFname. The old naming convention is restored under version
    STATA Commands for Unobserved Eects Panel Data. John C Frain November 24, 2008. These notes present the annotated log of a STATA session demonstrating the use of many of these
    Ventajas de utilizar STATA. Stata es un paquete estadistico desarrollado y distribuido por Aunque Stata tambien tiene ciertas desventajas : No puede leer directamente de manejadores de bases de
    DFBETA influence statistics. Syntax for dfbeta. This is the complete contents for all manuals. Every estimation command has a postestimation entry; however, not all postestimation entries are listed here.
    In Stata, the dfbeta command will produce the DFBETAs for each of the predictors. help for regress (manual: [R] regress) The software described in this manual is furnished under a license agreement
    The notation sort of follows the Stata convention. The commands are set in typewriter font and are to be typed exactly as spelled Stata commands by type. (scroll down for commands in alphabetical order).
    Stata 3, linear regression. Hein Stigum. Presentation, data and programs at spline with knot at 280 regression with spline. • Robustness. – dfbeta(gest) – scatter _dfbeta_1 id. Dear Statalists, The Stata manual for xtreg postestimation provides a description for predict as follows: It mentions “influence statistics”.
    dfbeta(varname) predict newvar, dx2 predict newvar, hr predict newvar, mu. Table B.9. Functions (See Stata Data Management Manual).
    STATA command predict D, cooksd. dfbetas, is another statistic for assessing the influence of a case. • If dfbetas > 0, the case increases the slope; if <0, the case decreases the slope. •
    Stata has lots of other possibilities for graphs, with an inch-and-a-half-thick manual. To do so for one variable, for all observations, use this command: predict newvarname, dfbeta(varname) Computes

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