Hello,
I am using -mixlogitwtp- in my research, but, although most likely simple, I am struggling to recover the WTP distribution SD. It follows a reproducible example.
Which reports:
While I can recover the distribution's mean through _b[premium], I do not know how to recover the SD, as highlighted in the print above. I know I could recover it by using r(table), but this is unfeasible in my real case because I will add a lot of controls through a "for loop", hence constantly changing the parameter's position.
Best regards,
Pedro
I am using -mixlogitwtp- in my research, but, although most likely simple, I am struggling to recover the WTP distribution SD. It follows a reproducible example.
Code:
clear all use https://www.stata-press.com/data/r18/inschoice gen mdeductible = -deductible mixlogitwtp choice, group(id) price(mdeductible) rand(premium)
While I can recover the distribution's mean through _b[premium], I do not know how to recover the SD, as highlighted in the print above. I know I could recover it by using r(table), but this is unfeasible in my real case because I will add a lot of controls through a "for loop", hence constantly changing the parameter's position.
Best regards,
Pedro
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