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| This seems like a question for the R community... In Wolfram Language one can use: - Repository function [`QuantileRegression`](https://resources.wolframcloud.com/FunctionRepository/resources/QuantileRegression/) - Paclet... |
| With Mathematica 12 it's very easy to import Stata files with the Import[] command. See: https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/format/DTA.html |
| I have found the following way: #["BestFitParameters"] & /@ # & /@ ols But I still can't make it work with ***Through*.** Cheers |
| The answer provided by ***rhermans*** at StackExchange was perfect! Module[ { names = {"GS", "MS", "BAC"}, dates = {{2000, 1, 1}, {2000, 1, 20}}, filename = "spreadsheet.xls", data }, data =... |
| If I'm not certain what your end goal is or what the values are, but with a few assumptions on my part perhaps the following is helpful. Starting with you test list, I make a dataset testDS[S1] = #[[2]]|> & /@ test|> // Dataset where... |
| You can combine `DeleteCases` with `StringMatchQ`: DeleteCases[{{"TOTAL 123", 1}}, {str_ /; StringMatchQ[str, "TOTAL*"], ___}] |
| I contacted the author of this package (Anton Antonov) and not only did he reply in very short notice, he was kind to offer a solution, to which I post the code below. If you are interested in learning how the *QuantileRegressionFit* function works,... |
| Thanks, Szabolcs I specified column types manually and it worked fine. Cheers, Thad |
| Thanks, Chris P I imported the data from a csv type format (filename = train.csv) using data = SemanticImport[ "C:\\\Users\\\Thadeu\\\Documents\\\Kaggle\\\train.csv"] I'll start a new question. Thanks |
| > Why are you trying to register on russian wolfram community site? Because it should be possible. > Unfortunately it's in Russian... Sure, I read it. |