Dear Matthew,
Thanks for your interest in Clarify. The issue you identified is not a
bug; it is a safeguard, designed to prevent you from losing your work.
Stata cannot keep multiple data datasets in memory at the same time.
This means that the program cannot load one (imputed) dataset without
clearing another. If you need to make multiple calls to estsimp and are
using multiply imputed datasets, you will have to clear the memory
manually between each call. For example:
* First call to estsimp
use mydata1, clear
estsimp ..., mi(mydata)
* Second call to estsimp (must clear memory and reload data)
use mydata1, clear
estsimp ..., mi(mydata)
Note that you do not need to dropsims. the "clear" option drops
everything, including the simulated parameters.
Hope this helps
Regards
Mike Tomz
Michael Tomz, Assistant Professor Phone: 650-725-4031
Department of Political Science Fax: 650-745-2765
Encina Hall, Stanford University tomz(a)stanford.edu
Stanford, CA 94305-6044
On Mon, 28 Apr 2003, Matthew Vile wrote:
I'm using multiple imputed survey data and
clarify to test some
relationships and I need to test the stability of various coefficients
(I'm presuming some form of collinearity). I plan to do this by
incrementally removing other predictors from the model and idenitifing
those coefficients that don't react. This process requires me to make
multiple calls to the estsimp command but every time I try to run a
second estsimp (with a different model) after the first I get the error:
r(4):
no data in memory would be lost
this occurs regardless of whether I include the dropsims options or not.
Note: I'm running Stata 6
Matthew Vile, UNO
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