Re: [Gretl-users] print pmean just once
Hi Leandro,
You can try the following script:
/open "C:\Program Files\gretl\data\misc\abdata.gdt"
# use of pmean through all observations
genr x1 = pmean(WAGE)
# restrict sample for unit 1; use --balanced flag to save panel structure
smpl unit=1 --restrict --balanced
# compute the mean of WAGE for unit 1
printf "Proportion of sales (in percentage) %g \n", mean(WAGE)
# restore the full sample
smpl --full/
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Le 08/03/2011 03:50, Leandro Zipitria a écrit :
Dear Gretl community,
I am working with a panel and I want to get the mean for each unit,
but just once. If I use the pmean(x) I get the mean of each unit
repeated for each observation in that unit.
Is there any way to get the mean of each unit once?
As an example, I have a variable call Sales, so I use the following:
printf "Proportion of sales (in percentage) %g \n", pmean(sales)*100
But I get repeated the mean of the unit.
As an example, If I have just one unit, that is no panel at all, then
mean is a scalar and get printed just once.
Best regards,
Leandro
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