Reproducible research in Stata

Bill Rising
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Bill Rising: StataCorp

Italian Stata Users' Group Meetings 2014 from Stata Users Group

Abstract: Writing a document that contains statistical results in its narrative, including inline results, can take too much effort. Typically, users have a separate series of do-files whose results must then be pulled into the document. Reproducible research greatly lessens document-maintenance chores by putting code and results directly into the document; this means that only one document is used; thus it remains consistent and is easily maintained. This session illustrates how to place Stata code directly into a LaTeX or HTML document and run it through a preprocessor to create the document containing results.

Date: 2014-11-13
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