Hi, how am I supposed to notice if my calculated t value is higher than t table value? should I always check on a t-table or is there a way Stata will show me directly if t value > t table? Thanks in advance.
What if you have two variables that have different metrics? Will it standardize and give a statistic on the likelyhood of a sample having the same regression coefficient as the model?
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Hi, how am I supposed to notice if my calculated t value is higher than t table value? should I always check on a t-table or is there a way Stata will show me directly if t value > t table? Thanks in advance.
Stata gives you a p-value. If the p-value is less than .05, then the t statistic is greater than the table value. I hope this helps!
What if you have two variables that have different metrics? Will it standardize and give a statistic on the likelyhood of a sample having the same regression coefficient as the model?
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How to decide equal/unequal variance
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Do a robust-equal variance test. If F is less than 0.05, then you may opt to use equal variances.
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