Dear all,
In econometric classen, we use gretl along with the Principles of
Econometrics handbook. Now we have to write a paper and do research about a
subject of own interest while using gretl.
The problem however is that I don't know how to recode variables in gretl. I
have a bunch of dichotomi
Em 16 de dezembro de 2010 Laurent Schuermans :
Dear all,
>
> In econometric classen, we use gretl along with the Principles of
> Econometrics handbook. Now we have to write a paper and do research about a
> subject of own interest while using gretl.
>
> The problem however is that I don't know how
El 16/12/10 18:39, Laurent Schuermans escribió:
> Dear all,
> In econometric classen, we use gretl along with the Principles of
> Econometrics handbook. Now we have to write a paper and do research
> about a subject of own interest while using gretl.
> The problem however is that I don't know how t
Em 16 de dezembro Henrique Andrade escreveu:
Em 16 de dezembro de 2010 Laurent Schuermans :
>
>
> Dear all,
>>
>> In econometric classen, we use gretl along with the Principles of
>> Econometrics handbook. Now we have to write a paper and do research about a
>> subject of own interest while using
On Thu, 16 Dec 2010, Laurent Schuermans wrote:
> I have a bunch of dichotomious variables with categories 1 and 2
> that I want to recode to 0 and 1, which is easier for
> interpretation, but I don't know how to do this.
If you have a series y containing just 1s and 2s, and you want the
1s to bec
Thank you for your support, but I managed to solve it in a different way.
Via menu;
add < define new variable < newvariable=(oldvariable=1)
where the variable in brackets is the variable that has the 1-value!
Kind Regards,
Laurent Schuermans
2010/12/16 Allin Cottrell
> On Thu, 16 Dec 20
