estout: what is the stats label for LR chi2 in logistic regression

[Tracy Yang]

I run a logistic regression and would like to print out LR Chi2 statistics using

estout

eststo: quietly logit y x1 x2

esttab, se stats(?)

I use quietly because the regression actually has a lot of dummy variables which I do not want to print them out. What would be stats label for LR Chi2 in the logistic regression?

[Carlo Lazzaro]

Tracy:

e(chi2)

is probably what you're looking for.

[Tracy Yang]

Tracy:

e(chi2)

is probably what you're looking for.

I tried the codes below. But it shows chi2 not found.

 eststo: quietly logit y x1 x2

e(chi2)

[Carlo Lazzaro]

Tracy:
why not exploiting -table- new capabilities?

use "C:\Program Files\Stata17\ado\base\a\auto.dta"
. quietly logit foreign mpg

. estimates store logit

. etable, estimates(logit) mstat(N) mstat(chi2)  mstat(p) showstars showstarsnote title("Table 1 My logit table")

Table 1 My logit table
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                         foreign 
---------------------------------
Mileage (mpg)            0.160 **
                       (0.053)   
Intercept               -4.379 **
                       (1.211)   
Number of observations      74   
χ²                       11.49   
Model test p-value        0.00   
---------------------------------
** p<.01, * p<.05

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[Tracy Yang]

Tracy:
why not exploiting -table- new capabilities?

use "C:\Program Files\Stata17\ado\base\a\auto.dta"
. quietly logit foreign mpg

. estimates store logit

. etable, estimates(logit) mstat(N) mstat(chi2) mstat(p) showstars showstarsnote title("Table 1 My logit table")

Table 1 My logit table
---------------------------------
foreign
---------------------------------
Mileage (mpg) 0.160 **
(0.053)
Intercept -4.379 **
(1.211)
Number of observations 74
χ² 11.49
Model test p-value 0.00
---------------------------------
** p<.01, * p<.05

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Thanks. I figure it out.