Statistical Software Components

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WEEKLYCLAIMS: Stata module to Get Weekly Initial Jobless Claims from the US Dept. of Labor: Nikos Askitas
WEIBULLFIT: Stata module to fit a two-parameter Weibull distribution: Nicholas Cox and Stephen Jenkins
WELFLOSSAS: Stata module to compute well-being (monetary) gain/loss measures and social welfare loss indices and curves associated with segregation using either disaggregated or aggregated data for the quantitative variable: Alicia Pérez-Alonso
WESTCHOTEST: RATS procedure to perform Heteroscedasticity-robust serial correlation test: Tom Doan
WGTTEST: Stata module to test the impact of sampling weights in regression analysis: Ben Jann
WHEREIS: Stata module to keep track of ancillary programs and files: German Rodriguez
WHICHPKG: Stata module to display information on components of a Stata package: Mark Schaffer
WHITE: Stata module to perform White's test for heteroscedasticity: Jeroen Weesie
WHITETST: Stata module to perform White's test for heteroskedasticity: Christopher Baum and Nicholas Cox
WHOTDECK: Stata module to perform multiple imputation using the Approximate Bayesian Bootstrap with weights: Adrian Mander
WID: Stata module to download data from the World Wealth and Income Database (WID.world): Thomas Blanchet
WILLIAMS: Stata module to estimate logistic regression via Williams procedure: Joseph Hilbe
WINDOWSMONITOR: Stata module to send a winexec command to a Windows operating system and display the output in the Stata results window in (almost) real time: Robert Grant
WINSOR2: Stata module to winsorize data: Lian Yu-jun
WINSOR: Stata module to Winsorize a variable: Nicholas Cox
WITCH: Stata module to mystically manage files on adopath: Thomas Steichen
WNTSTMVQ: Stata module to compute multivariate Ljung-Box Q test: Richard Sperling and Christopher Baum
WORDCONVERT: Stata module to transfer files among several types in Windows: Chuntao Li and Yuan Xue
WORKDAYS: Stata module to compute elapsed workdays: Bill Rising
WORLDSTAT: Stata module to produce a visualisation of the state of world development: Damian Clarke
WOSADDRESS: Stata module to convert datasets from Web of Science data from wide to long: Adam Ozimek and Lutz Bornmann
WOSLOAD: Stata module to load datasets from Web of Science data: Adam Ozimek and Lutz Bornmann
WRIDIT: Stata module to generate weighted ridits: Roger Newson
WRITEINPUT: Stata module to write dataset in memory to new do-file as an input command: Eric Booth
WRITEKML: Stata module to write Keyhole Markup Language file: Gabi Huiber
WRITEPSFRAG: Stata module to translate Stata text to EPS: Ryan Kessler
WTD: Stata module to produce analysis of waiting time distribution: Henrik Stovring
WTD_PERC: Stata module to calculate percentile of inter-arrival density based on the parametric Waiting Time Distribution (WTD): Henrik Stovring
WTDTTT: Stata module to estimate parameters of the ordinary and reverse Waiting Time Distribution (WTD) by maximum likelihood: Henrik Stovring
WTP: Stata module to estimate confidence intervals for willingness to pay measures: Arne Hole
WTPCIKR: Stata module to estimate Krinsky and Robb Confidence Intervals for Mean and Median Willingness to Pay: P. Wilner Jeanty
XB2PI: Stata module to transform the logit scores into probabilities: Nicola Orsini
XBALANCE: Stata module to compute standardized differences for stratified comparisons via R: Jake Bowers, Mark Fredrickson and Ben Hansen
XBRCSPLINE: Stata module to tabulate differences in predicted responses after restricted cubic spline models: Nicola Orsini
XCOLLAPSE: Stata module to make data set of summary statistics on disk or in memory: Roger Newson
XCONTRACT: Stata module to make a data set of frequencies and percents on disk or in memory: Roger Newson
XCORPLOT: Stata module to calculate and graph cross-correlation function: Nicholas Cox and Aurelio Tobias
XDATELIST: Stata module to create ascending numeric lists of dates: Roger Newson
XDIR: Stata module to create a resultsset with one observation per file in a directory: Roger Newson
XFRAC: Stata module to produce tabulation using categories defined by fractions of a cut-off value: Stephen Jenkins
XGLM: Stata module to extend glm: Roger Newson
XGROUP: Stata module to create a grouping variable with key values in an output dataset: Roger Newson
XLS2DTA: Stata module to save Excel files as Stata datasets: Daniel Klein
XLS2STATA: Stata module to provide Stata Dialog Box to Import Excel Files into Stata: Emad Shehata
XMISS: Stata module to perform cross-tabulation of missing data: Phil Clayton
XML_TAB: Stata module to save results in Excel XML format: Michael Lokshin and Zurab Sajaia
XPREDICT: Stata module to extend predict command: Patrick Royston
XREWIDE: Stata module to extend reshape wide command: Roger Newson
XRIGLS: Stata module to calculate reference intervals via generalised least squares: Patrick Royston and Eileen Wright
XRIML: Stata module for estimation of reference intervals ('normal ranges') by maximum likelihood: Patrick Royston