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DJJ
DJJ

Reputation: 2549

Dummy variable with stargazer

I'm doing an estimation using a lot of dummy variables. However I am not interested in the estimation coefficient of some dummy variable. I use them just for controling other variables. I just want to specify that I have used them

I would like to know if I could get a setting like the following by using stargazer: ?

                   Reg 1       Reg 2

| covariates 1  |     21***   20 *** 
                    (0.2)     (0.12)

| covariate 2   |     0.5     0.3***
                     (0.4)    (0.13)

|dummmy variable|    No        Yes

Upvotes: 2

Views: 2316

Answers (1)

DJJ
DJJ

Reputation: 2549

It's possible to have this setting using 3 options in stargazer namely,

omit
omit.labels
omit.yes.no=c("Yes","No")

here is the reference.

The code would sound like:
stargazer(Reg1, Reg2, omit="dummyVariable", omit.label="dummy variable", omit.yes.no=c("Yes", "No"))

Here are some useful references :

omit interaction

knitr package. Very useful with stargazer

Upvotes: 2

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