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OUTREG2: Stata module to arrange regression outputs into an illustrative table
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TL;DR: outreg2 as discussed by the authors provides a fast and easy way to produce an illustrative table of regression outputs by concatenating the successive regression outputs in a vertical format, which can be read by other programs.
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Abstract: outreg2 provides a fast and easy way to produce an illustrative table of regression outputs. The regression outputs are produced piecemeal and are difficult to compare without some type of rearrangement. outreg2 automates this process by concatenating the successive regression outputs in a vertical format. The resulting table is saved to the disk in ASCII format, which can be read by other programs. outreg2 thus facilitates the convertion of regression outputs to a standard format suitable for inclusion in a scholarly publication. The functionality of outreg2 is based on the earlier package outreg, by John Luke Gallup. Unlike outreg, outreg2 is capable of writing LaTeX-format tables, as well as ASCII, MS Word and MS Excel.
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