How to export results from kmirnov test to latex?

[Aakansha Jain]

Hi! I am a new user of stata and I am unable to export results from "ks test" from stata to a latex file. The values are stored in r scalars and I think that is why I am unable to use estout package.

Kindly Help.

Thanks.

[Attaullah Shah]

I want to just bring asdocx in notice here (Details can be found here https://fintechprofessor.com/asdocx/). asdocx is a premium version of asdoc (ssc describe asdoc).
asdocx can easily create highly customized table. The following example shows the case of ksmirnov test.

webuse ksxmpl, clear
ksmirnov x, by(group)
asdocx addrow, data(Smaller group,       D,       P-value)
asdocx addrow, data(`r(group1)', `r(D_1)', `r(p_1)') dec(3) row(2)
asdocx addrow, data(`r(group2)', `r(D_2)', `r(p_2)') dec(3) row(3)
asdocx addrow, data(Combined K-S: , `r(D)', `r(p)') dec(3) row(4)

asdocx exportflex, save(Results.tex) replace

[Nick Cox]

There is room for many different styles and ways of working. Call me (very) old-fashioned, but I just write TeX code directly.

Be that as it may, here are some suggestions for a future release.

In TeX/LaTeX the standard for minus signs is through mathematical markup, so $-$ not a plain hyphen. If I saw hyphens for minus signs in a paper I was reviewing, I would bounce it back as one thing to revise.

Is "Table 1: Table: Results" really the default here? That looks like one Table too many.

[Attaullah Shah]

Nick Cox, noted with thanks.

[Aakansha Jain]

Thanks Nick Cox and Attaullah Shah

[Arto Arman]

What if I cannot afford asdocx, could you Nick Cox maybe show me a template on how to write this myself?
Thanks a lot!

[Nick Cox]

Sorry, no. I don't offer or provide serious advice or code on TeX or LaTeX, modulo comments like those in #3.