Your adherence to this practice will be appreciated. Although you cannot edit your user profile to change your user name, you can click on contact us in the lower right corner of this page and then send a message to the system administrator to make that change for you. This practice promotes collegiality and professionalism. xtreg var2 var1 type1 type2 i.year, fe note: type1 omitted because of collinearity note: type2 omitted because of collinearity Fixed-effects (within) regression Number of obs 15 Group variable: id Number of groups 3 R-sq: within 0.9133 Obs per group: min 5 between 0.2879 avg 5.0. Either one might be correct, depending on circumstances, but you need to decide which it is.Īs an aside, it is the norm in this community to use our real given and surnames as our username. To consider fixed and time effects in Stata, I run. If you specify i.year, it is treated as a discrete variable and you are modeling yearly idiosyncratic shocks to the outcome variable. If you specify year, it is treated as a continuous variable and you are modeling a linear time trend. No harm done, but conceptually an error.Īlso, it makes a big difference whether you specify year or i.year. If you include i.cbsa in either -xtreg, fe- or -xtpoisson, fe-, the i.cbsa variables will be omtited due to colinearity with the cbsa fixed effects already provided automatically by the -xt whatever- command. The use of i.panelvar instead of the -xt., fe- analysis is only correct for linear regression. Xtpoisson depvar indepvar i.year, feThe -poisson depvar indepvar i.year i.cbsa- command is syntactically legal but is statistically invalid due to what is known as the "incidental parameters problem" (you can Google it). I'm I allowed to set it as panel data? The patent-id is only included in the data set once, not reoccurring throughout the years is there a preference between the 2 possibilities? should I expect a difference in the outcome between the 2? for example on Rsquared or significance If my research is right there are 2 different ways of setting the fixed effect: a probability) = indepvar+ Year FE+ regional FE Number of inventors in patent = indepvar+ Year fixed effect + regional fixed effectĭepvar(i.e. But I have my doubts on the way to execute it.ġst regression: poisson regression( because it is a count data variable) The second is a regional fixed effect based on the CBSA location of the first inventor of the patent. The first fixed effect is a year fixed effect, from 1999 until 2004. I'd like to run two different regressions with two fixed effects. I have a dataset with unique patents from 1999-2004, so no duplicates. It supports most post-estimation commands, such as test, estat summarize, and predict.I'm analyzing patent data for my thesis.It can cache results in order to run many regressions with the same data, as well as run regressions over several categories.Frequency weights, analytic weights, and probability weights are allowed.Multicore support through optimized Mata functions.
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Time series and factor variable notation, even within the absorbing variables and cluster variables.In addition, it is easy to use and supports most Stata conventions: Even with only one level of fixed effects, it is faster than areg/ xtreg.Iterated elimination of singleton groups.Careful estimation of degrees of freedom, taking into account nesting of fixed effects within clusters, as well as many possible sources of collinearity within the fixed effects.Advanced options for computing standard errors, thanks to the avar command.It can estimate not only OLS regressions but two-stage least squares, instrumental-variable regressions, and linear GMM (via the ivreg2 and ivregress commands).Supports fixed slopes (different slopes per individual).Supports two or more levels of fixed effects.Within Stata, it can be viewed as a generalization of areg/ xtreg, with several additional features:
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Apply the algorithms of Spielman and Teng (2004) and Kelner et al (2013) and solve the Dual Randomized Kaczmarz representation of the problem, in order to attain a nearly-linear time estimator (Stata code in development).Iteratively drop singleton groups and-more generally-reduce the linear system into its 2-core graph.This allows us to use Conjugate Gradient acceleration, which provides much better convergence guarantees. Replace the von Neumann-Halperin alternating projection transforms with symmetric alternatives.This estimator augments the fixed point iteration of Guimarães & Portugal (2010) and Gaure (2013), by adding three features: Reghdfe is a Stata package that runs linear and instrumental-variable regressions with many levels of fixed effects, by implementing the estimator of Correia (2015).
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