Larger groups are faster with more than one processor, but may cause out-of-memory errors. Least-square regressions (no fixed effects): reghdfe depvar [indepvars] [if] [in] [weight] [, options], reghdfe depvar [indepvars] [if] [in] [weight] , absorb(absvars) [options]. Cameron, A. Colin & Gelbach, Jonah B. This will delete all variables named __hdfe*__ and create new ones as required. hdfehigh dimensional fixed effectreghdfe ftoolsreghdfe ssc inst ftools ssc inst reghdfe reghdfeabsorb reghdfe y x,absorb (ID) vce (cl ID) reghdfe y x,absorb (ID year) vce (cl ID) Requires ivsuite(ivregress), but will not give the exact same results as ivregress. In a way, we can do it already with predicts .. , xbd. Example: clear set obs 100 gen x1 = rnormal() gen x2 = rnormal() gen d. reghdfe lprice i.foreign , absorb(FE = rep78) resid margins foreign, expression(exp(predict(xbd))) atmeans On a related note, is there a specific reason for what you want to achieve? Note: do not confuse vce(cluster firm#year) (one-way clustering) with vce(cluster firm year) (two-way clustering). This is a superior alternative than running predict, resid afterwards as it's faster and doesn't require saving the fixed effects. For debugging, the most useful value is 3. It addresses many of the limitation of previous works, such as possible lack of convergence, arbitrary slow convergence times, and being limited to only two or three sets of fixed effects (for the first paper). On this case firm_plant and time_firm. See workaround below. The paper explaining the specifics of the algorithm is a work-in-progress and available upon request. program define reghdfe_p, rclass * Note: we IGNORE typlist and generate the newvar as double * Note: e(resid) is missing outside of e(sample), so we don't need to . In that case, set poolsize to 1. acceleration(str) allows for different acceleration techniques, from the simplest case of no acceleration (none), to steep descent (steep_descent or sd), Aitken (aitken), and finally Conjugate Gradient (conjugate_gradient or cg). For instance if absvar is "i.zipcode i.state##c.time" then i.state is redundant given i.zipcode, but convergence will still be, standard error of the prediction (of the xb component), degrees of freedom lost due to the fixed effects, log-likelihood of fixed-effect-only regression, number of clusters for the #th cluster variable, Number of categories of the #th absorbed FE, Number of redundant categories of the #th absorbed FE, names of endogenous right-hand-side variables, name of the absorbed variables or interactions, variance-covariance matrix of the estimators. Note that tolerances higher than 1e-14 might be problematic, not just due to speed, but because they approach the limit of the computer precision (1e-16). "Acceleration of vector sequences by multi-dimensional Delta-2 methods." This variable is not automatically added to absorb(), so you must include it in the absvar list. Faster but less accurate and less numerically stable. https://github.com/sergiocorreia/reg/reghdfe_p.ado, You are not logged in. If only group() is specified, the program will run with one observation per group. Communications in Applied Numerical Methods 2.4 (1986): 385-392. (note: as of version 2.1, the constant is no longer reported) Ignore the constant; it doesn't tell you much. Bugs or missing features can be discussed through email or at the Github issue tracker. Fixed effects regressions with group-level outcomes and individual FEs: reghdfe depvar [indepvars] [if] [in] [weight] , absorb(absvars indvar) group(groupvar) individual(indvar) [options]. Going back to the first example, notice how everything works if we add some small error component to y: So, to recap, it seems that predict,d and predict,xbd give you wrong results if these conditions hold: Great, quick response. ivreg2, by Christopher F Baum, Mark E Schaffer and Steven Stillman, is the package used by default for instrumental-variable regression. I can't figure out how to actually implement this expression using predict, though. Tip:To avoid the warning text in red, you can add the undocumented nowarn option. Already on GitHub? individual), or that it is correct to allow varying-weights for that case. avar by Christopher F Baum and Mark E Schaffer, is the package used for estimating the HAC-robust standard errors of ols regressions. Singleton obs. Example: reghdfe price weight, absorb(turn trunk, savefe). ). Example: reghdfe price (weight=length), absorb(turn) subopt(nocollin) stages(first, eform(exp(beta)) ). Now we will illustrate the main grammar and options in fect. For instance, vce(cluster firm year) will estimate SEs with firm and year clustering (two-way clustering). The goal of this library is to reproduce the brilliant regHDFE Stata package on Python. [link]. First, the dataset needs to be large enough, and/or the partialling-out process needs to be slow enough, that the overhead of opening separate Stata instances will be worth it. If we use margins, atmeans then the command FIRST takes the mean of the predicted y0 or y1, THEN applies the transformation. reghdfe is a Stata package that runs linear and instrumental-variable regressions with many levels of fixed effects, by implementing the estimator of Correia (2015).. If you want to perform tests that are usually run with suest, such as non-nested models, tests using alternative specifications of the variables, or tests on different groups, you can replicate it manually, as described here. I have the exact same issue (i.e. here. I've tried both in version 3.2.1 and in 3.2.9. If you need those, either i) increase tolerance or ii) use slope-and-intercept absvars ("state##c.time"), even if the intercept is redundant. Since there is no uncertainty, the fitted values should be exactly recover the original y's, the standard reg y x i.d does what I expect, reghdfe doesn't. "A Simple Feasible Alternative Procedure to Estimate Models with High-Dimensional Fixed Effects". The problem is due to the fixed effects being incorrect, as show here: The fixed effects are incorrect because the old version of reghdfe incorrectly reported, Finally, the real bug, and the reason why the wrong, LHS variable is perfectly explained by the regressors. this is equivalent to including an indicator/dummy variable for each category of each absvar. This is useful almost exclusively for debugging. this issue: #138. reghdfe requires the ftools package (Github repo). "A Simple Feasible Alternative Procedure to Estimate Models with High-Dimensional Fixed Effects". r (198); then adding the resid option returns: ivreghdfe log_odds_ratio (X = Z ) C [pw=weights], absorb (year county_fe) cluster (state) resid. I have tried to do this with the reghdfe command without success. default uses the default Stata computation (allows unadjusted, robust, and at most one cluster variable). reghdfe runs linear and instrumental-variable regressions with many levels of fixed effects, by implementing the estimator of Correia (2015) according to the authors of this user written command see here. The algorithm used for this is described in Abowd et al (1999), and relies on results from graph theory (finding the number of connected sub-graphs in a bipartite graph). In other words, an absvar of var1##c.var2 converges easily, but an absvar of var1#c.var2 will converge slowly and may require a higher tolerance. 0? In an i.categorical##c.continuous interaction, we count the number of categories where c.continuos is always the same constant. Have a question about this project? "The medium run effects of educational expansion: Evidence from a large school construction program in Indonesia." If the first-stage estimates are also saved (with the stages() option), the respective statistics will be copied to e(first_*). This time I'm using version 5.2.0 17jul2018. avar by Christopher F Baum and Mark E Schaffer, is the package used for estimating the HAC-robust standard errors of ols regressions. reghdfe varlist [if] [in], absorb(absvars) save(cache) [options]. You signed in with another tab or window. For instance, a regression with absorb(firm_id worker_id), and 1000 firms, 1000 workers, would drop 2000 DoF due to the FEs. When I change the value of a variable used in estimation, predict is supposed to give me fitted values based on these new values. At the other end, is not tight enough, the regression may not identify perfectly collinear regressors. At some point I want to give a good read to all the existing manuals on -margins-, and add more tests, but it's not at the top of the list. They are probably inconsistent / not identified and you will likely be using them wrong. local version `clip(`c(version)', 11.2, 13.1)' // 11.2 minimum, 13+ preferred qui version `version . Note: Each transform is just a plug-in Mata function, so a larger number of acceleration techniques are available, albeit undocumented (and slower). Note that both options are econometrically valid, and aggregation() should be determined based on the economics behind each specification. group() is not required, unless you specify individual(). This will delete all preexisting variables matching __hdfe*__ and create new ones as required. summarize(stats) will report and save a table of summary of statistics of the regression variables (including the instruments, if applicable), using the same sample as the regression. If none is specified, reghdfe will run OLS with a constant. I use the command to estimate the model: reghdfe wage X1 X2 X3, absvar (p=Worker_ID j=Firm_ID) I then check: predict xb, xb predict res, r gen yhat = xb + p + j + res and find that yhat wage. summarize (without parenthesis) saves the default set of statistics: mean min max. For the second FE, the number of connected subgraphs with respect to the first FE will provide an exact estimate of the degrees-of-freedom lost, e(M2). year), and fixed effects for each inventor that worked in a patent. privacy statement. Recommended (default) technique when working with individual fixed effects. This will transform varlist, absorbing the fixed effects indicated by absvars. suboptions() options that will be passed directly to the regression command (either regress, ivreg2, or ivregress), vce(vcetype, subopt) specifies the type of standard error reported. clear sysuse auto.dta reghdfe price weight length trunk headroom gear_ratio, abs (foreign rep78, savefe) vce (robust) resid keepsingleton predict xbd, xbd reghdfe price weight length trunk headroom gear_ratio, abs (foreign rep78, savefe) vce (robust) resid keepsingleton replace weight = 0 replace length = 0 replace . It will run, but the results will be incorrect. That behavior only works for xb, where you get the correct results. which returns: you must add the resid option to reghdfe before running this prediction. Note that all the advanced estimators rely on asymptotic theory, and will likely have poor performance with small samples (but again if you are using reghdfe, that is probably not your case), unadjusted/ols estimates conventional standard errors, valid even in small samples under the assumptions of homoscedasticity and no correlation between observations, robust estimates heteroscedasticity-consistent standard errors (Huber/White/sandwich estimators), but still assuming independence between observations, Warning: in a FE panel regression, using robust will lead to inconsistent standard errors if for every fixed effect, the other dimension is fixed. If that is not the case, an alternative may be to use clustered errors, which as discussed below will still have their own asymptotic requirements. If you use this program in your research, please cite either the REPEC entry or the aforementioned papers. For instance, do not use conjugate gradient with plain Kaczmarz, as it will not converge (this is because CG requires a symmetric operator in order to converge, and plain Kaczmarz is not symmetric). Abowd, J. M., R. H. Creecy, and F. Kramarz 2002. Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. I did just want to flag it since you had mentioned in #32 that you had not done comprehensive testing. A novel and robust algorithm to efficiently absorb the fixed effects (extending the work of Guimaraes and Portugal, 2010). To follow, you need the latest versions of reghdfe and ftools (from github): In this line, we run Stata's test to get e(df_m). Also invaluable are the great bug-spotting abilities of many users. to your account. How to deal with new individuals--set them as 0--. For instance, if there are four sets of FEs, the first dimension will usually have no redundant coefficients (i.e. You can check that easily when running e.g. In an i.categorical##c.continuous interaction, we do the above check but replace zero for any particular constant. The Review of Financial Studies, vol. 6. with each patent spanning as many observations as inventors in the patent.) In this article, we present ppmlhdfe, a new command for estimation of (pseudo-)Poisson regression models with multiple high-dimensional fixed effects (HDFE). Note that e(M3) and e(M4) are only conservative estimates and thus we will usually be overestimating the standard errors. However, with very large datasets, it is sometimes useful to use low tolerances when running preliminary estimates. Can save fixed effect point estimates (caveat emptor: the fixed effects may not be identified, see the references). However, in complex setups (e.g. are available in the ivreghdfe package (which uses ivreg2 as its back-end). Not as common as it should be!). If you have a regression with individual and year FEs from 2010 to 2014 and now we want to predict out of sample for 2015, that would be wrong as there are so few years per individual (5) and so many individuals (millions) that the estimated fixed effects would be inconsistent (that wouldn't affect the other betas though). You can pass suboptions not just to the iv command but to all stage regressions with a comma after the list of stages. In addition, reghdfe is built upon important contributions from the Stata community: reg2hdfe, from Paulo Guimaraes, and a2reg from Amine Ouazad, were the inspiration and building blocks on which reghdfe was built. to run forever until convergence. Well occasionally send you account related emails. For additional postestimation tables specifically tailored to fixed effect models, see the sumhdfe package. In most cases, it will count all instances (e.g. the first absvar and the second absvar). Note: The default acceleration is Conjugate Gradient and the default transform is Symmetric Kaczmarz. If that is not the case, an alternative may be to use clustered errors, which as discussed below will still have their own asymptotic requirements. Maybe ppmlhdfe for the first and bootstrap the second? Thus, using e.g. Only estat summarize, predict, and test are currently supported and tested. Linear and instrumental-variable/GMM regression absorbing multiple levels of fixed effects, identifiers of the absorbed fixed effects; each, save residuals; more direct and much faster than saving the fixed effects and then running predict, additional options that will be passed to the regression command (either, estimate additional regressions; choose any of, compute first-stage diagnostic and identification statistics, package used in the IV/GMM regressions; options are, amount of debugging information to show (0=None, 1=Some, 2=More, 3=Parsing/convergence details, 4=Every iteration), show elapsed times by stage of computation, maximum number of iterations (default=10,000); if set to missing (, acceleration method; options are conjugate_gradient (cg), steep_descent (sd), aitken (a), and none (no), transform operation that defines the type of alternating projection; options are Kaczmarz (kac), Cimmino (cim), Symmetric Kaczmarz (sym), absorb all variables without regressing (destructive; combine it with, delete Mata objects to clear up memory; no more regressions can be run after this, allows selecting the desired adjustments for degrees of freedom; rarely used, unique identifier for the first mobility group, reports the version number and date of reghdfe, and saves it in e(version). I have a question about the use of REGHDFE, created by. program define reghdfe_old_p * (Maybe refactor using _pred_se ??) I am running the following commands: Code: reghdfe log_odds_ratio depvar [pw=weights], absorb (year county_fe) cluster (state) resid predictnl pred_prob=exp (predict (xbd))/ (1+exp (predict (xbd))) , se (pred_prob_se) If you run analytic or probability weights, you are responsible for ensuring that the weights stay constant within each unit of a fixed effect (e.g. To see your current version and installed dependencies, type reghdfe, version. Anyway you can close or set aside the issue if you want, I am not sure it is worth the hassle of digging to the root of it. "OLS with Multiple High Dimensional Category Dummies". The following minimal working example illustrates my point. For nonlinear fixed effects, see ppmlhdfe(Poisson). To keep additional (untransformed) variables in the new dataset, use the keep(varlist) suboption. tolerance(#) specifies the tolerance criterion for convergence; default is tolerance(1e-8). Multicore support through optimized Mata functions. If you need those, either i) increase tolerance or ii) use slope-and-intercept absvars ("state##c.time"), even if the intercept is redundant. By default all stages are saved (see estimates dir). Well occasionally send you account related emails. Time series and factor variable notation, even within the absorbing variables and cluster variables. Mittag, N. 2012. reghdfe is a generalization of areg (and xtreg,fe, xtivreg,fe) for multiple levels of fixed effects (including heterogeneous slopes), alternative estimators (2sls, gmm2s, liml), and additional robust standard errors (multi-way clustering, HAC standard errors, etc). Finally, we compute e(df_a) = e(K1) - e(M1) + e(K2) - e(M2) + e(K3) - e(M3) + e(K4) - e(M4); where e(K#) is the number of levels or dimensions for the #-th fixed effect (e.g. do you know more? -areg- (methods and formulas) and textbooks suggests not; on the other hand, there may be alternatives. Future versions of reghdfe may change this as features are added. fixed effects by individual, firm, job position, and year), there may be a huge number of fixed effects collinear with each other, so we want to adjust for that. poolsize(#) Number of variables that are pooled together into a matrix that will then be transformed. Still trying to figure this out but I think I realized the source of the problem. privacy statement. iterations(#) specifies the maximum number of iterations; the default is iterations(16000); set it to missing (.) "New methods to estimate models with large sets of fixed effects with an application to matched employer-employee data from Germany." Thanks! control column formats, row spacing, line width, display of omitted variables and base and empty cells, and factor-variable labeling. Sign in Introduction reghdfeimplementstheestimatorfrom: Correia,S. Apply the algorithms of Spielman and Teng (2004) and Kelner et al (2013) and solve the Dual Randomized Kaczmarz representation of the problem, in order to attain a nearly-linear time estimator. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: Would it make sense if you are able to only predict the -xb- part? No results or computations change, this is merely a cosmetic option. what do we use for estimates of the turn fixed effects for values above 40? tuples by Joseph Lunchman and Nicholas Cox, is used when computing standard errors with multi-way clustering (two or more clustering variables). Note: changing the default option is rarely needed, except in benchmarks, and to obtain a marginal speed-up by excluding the pairwise option. when saving residuals, fixed effects, or mobility groups), and is incompatible with most postestimation commands. However, those cases can be easily spotted due to their extremely high standard errors. However, the following produces yhat = wage: capture drop yhat predict xbd, xbd gen yhat = xbd + res Now, yhat=wage Thanks! Iteratively removes singleton groups by default, to avoid biasing the standard errors (see ancillary document). With the reg and predict commands it is possible to make out-of-sample predictions, i.e. The algorithm underlying reghdfe is a generalization of the works by: Paulo Guimaraes and Pedro Portugal. If, as in your case, the FEs (schools and years) are well estimated already, and you are not predicting into other schools or years, then your correction works. It will run, but the results will be incorrect. (If you are interested in discussing these or others, feel free to contact us), As above, but also compute clustered standard errors, Interactions in the absorbed variables (notice that only the # symbol is allowed), Individual (inventor) & group (patent) fixed effects, Individual & group fixed effects, with an additional standard fixed effects variable, Individual & group fixed effects, specifying with a different method of aggregation (sum). If all groups are of equal size, both options are equivalent and result in identical estimates. all is the default and almost always the best alternative. Estimating xb should work without problems, but estimating xbd runs into the problem of what to do if we want to estimate out of sample into observations with fixed effects that we have no estimates for. Therefore, the regressor (fraud) affects the fixed effect (identity of the incoming CEO). Stata Journal, 10(4), 628-649, 2010. Sorted by: 2. avar uses the avar package from SSC. These statistics will be saved on the e(first) matrix. For instance, do not use conjugate gradient with plain Kaczmarz, as it will not converge. Gormley, T. & Matsa, D. 2014. But I can't think of a logical reason why it would behave this way. Performance is further enhanced by some new techniques we . The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: The problem with predicting out of sample with FEs is that you don't know the fixed effect of an individual that was not in sample, so you cannot compute the alpha + beta * x. Careful estimation of degrees of freedom, taking into account nesting of fixed effects within clusters, as well as many possible sources of collinearity within the fixed effects. Memorandum 14/2010, Oslo University, Department of Economics, 2010. individual slopes, instead of individual intercepts) are dealt with differently. maxiterations(#) specifies the maximum number of iterations; the default is maxiterations(10000); set it to missing (.) reghdfe is updated frequently, and upgrades or minor bug fixes may not be immediately available in SSC. You signed in with another tab or window. Calculating the predictions/average marginal effects is OK but it's the confidence intervals that are giving me trouble. Example: Am I getting something wrong or is this a bug? predict, xbd doesn't recognized changed variables. Requires pairwise, firstpair, or the default all. What is it in the estimation procedure that causes the two to differ? This is equivalent to including an indicator/dummy variable for each category of each absvar. For debugging, the most useful value is 3. robust, bw(#) estimates autocorrelation-and-heteroscedasticity consistent standard errors (HAC). Valid values are, allows selecting the desired adjustments for degrees of freedom; rarely used but changing it can speed-up execution, unique identifier for the first mobility group, partial out variables using the "method of alternating projections" (MAP) in any of its variants (default), Variation of Spielman et al's graph-theoretical (GT) approach (using spectral sparsification of graphs); currently disabled, MAP acceleration method; options are conjugate_gradient (, prune vertices of degree-1; acts as a preconditioner that is useful if the underlying network is very sparse; currently disabled, criterion for convergence (default=1e-8, valid values are 1e-1 to 1e-15), maximum number of iterations (default=16,000); if set to missing (, solve normal equations (X'X b = X'y) instead of the original problem (X=y). We add firm, CEO and time fixed-effects (standard practice). matthieugomez commented on May 19, 2015. 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