Stata Basics #4: how to run an OLS regression & how to interpret regression results

[@kristiangurholt59]

Thanks a lot, this was most helpful. When you highlight the spesific variables and p-values you are looking at, it makes it much easier to follow along.

[@prabhagurung]

Thank you so much! Your videos helped me a lot in understanding Stata basics.

[@patrickfrancis7560]

Wow. This is so concise. Thank you so much

[@zinahadjadj4613]

finally i found a very well clear video thank you so much

[@okoloanderson5714]

very clear and straight to the point.

[@t.kudahjairus281]

You're doing a great job! Thank you, exceedingly!

[@chibuzochilaka3119]

Thank you for sharing this important topic. Can you please introduce dummies to this OLS

[@Berdpti.studio]

Million thanks!

[@hammedish]

Hi, thanks for update.
Am missing something in that video

[@olufunmilolablossom2348]

Indeed helpful

[@pratitibhattacharyya459]

Hi, since this model has the problem of heteroscedasticity, is it ideal to use ols in this case?

[@ashwinthomas6230]

What if P values for some variables show zero, their corresponding Coeff would have no relation with the dependent variable?

[@austincarroll5073]

Great video! Thank you so much.

[@austincarroll5073]

Could you explain what the other things mean i.e. what the " t / F / r squared " tell you from the test statistics data and the regression output

[@statastic]

@@austincarroll5073 try googling for "UCLA stata output", one of the best interpretations put there.

[@joev2826]

Wow! Thank you!! 😳😍🎉

[@Christian-wm5bq]

You say X goes up/down by 1 the.... WHat do you mean by that. For example Weight, does that mean 1 lbs increase or what...

[@statastic]

It means "1 unit" essentially - what that unit is depends on your dataset.

[@harvestlee1938]

helpful, thanks

[@cesarg4328]

Where did you get that data? I mean, the data set in excel.

[@statastic]

Not sure I understand, im not using excel in this video :)