Stata Technical Bulletin

1992 - 2001

Current editor(s): H. Joseph Newton

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Immediate Mann-Whitney and binomial effect-size display: Richard Goldstein
Goodness-of-fit statistics for multinomial distributions: Jeroen Weesie
Univariate summaries with boxplots: John R. Gleason
Odds ratios and confidence intervals for logistic regression models with effect modification: Joanne Garrett
Correction to age-specific reference intervals ("normal ranges"): Eileen Wright and Patrick Royston
Using dialog boxes to vary program parameters: H. Joseph Newton
Spike plots for histograms, rootograms, and time-series plots: Nicholas Cox and Anthony R. Brady
Easier bar charts: Nicholas Cox
Convex hull plots: Nicholas Cox

Enhancements to the alpha command: Jeroen Weesie
Computing interclass correlations and large ANOVAs: John R. Gleason
pwcorrs: An enhanced correlation display: Fred Wolfe
Logistic regression: standardized coefficients and partial correlations: Joseph Hilbe
Correction to age-specific reference intervals ("normal ranges"): Eileen Wright and Patrick Royston
A dialog box layout manager for Stata: Timothy J. Schmidt
Programming utility: Numeric lists: Jeroen Weesie
Graphical assessment of the Cox model proportional assumption: Joanne Garrett
Binomial smoothing plot: Nicholas Cox
Automatic recording of definitions: Jeroen Weesie

A periodogram-based test for white noise: H. Joseph Newton
Discriminant analysis: An enhanced command: Joseph Hilbe
Age-specific reference intervals (“normal ranges”): Eileen Wright and Patrick Royston
Importing Stata graphs into word processors on the Macintosh: Part 2: Chinh Nguyen
Maximum-likelihood estimation using the ml command: William Gould
Flexible axis scaling: Patrick Royston
Low-level graphics in data coordinates: H. Joseph Newton and James W. Hardin
An updated utility to convert EpiInfo datasets: R. Mark Esman

Hildreth-Lu regression: James W. Hardin
Test for trend across ordered groups revisited: Peter Sasieni, Katarzyna A. Stepniewska and Douglas G. Altman
An ado-file implementation of a simplex-based maximization algorithm: Tavis Barr
Extensions to the brier command: Richard Goldstein
Extended probit regression: Joseph Hilbe
Maximum-likelihood complementary log-log regression: Joseph Hilbe
Testing dependent correlation coefficients: Richard Goldstein
Inference about correlations using the Fisher z-transform: John R. Gleason
Patterns of missing data: Richard Goldstein
Importing Stata graphs into word processors on the Macintosh: Chinh Nguyen
Reading Epilnfo datasets into Stata: R. Mark Esman
Accrue statistics for a command across a by list: James W. Hardin
Confidence intervals in a 2 x 2 table: Peter Sasieni
Submission guidelines: H. Joseph Newton

Estimates of linear combinations and hypothesis tests for survey data: John L. Eltinge and William M. Sribney
Linear, logistic, and probit regressions for survey data: John L. Eltinge and William M. Sribney
Describing survey data: sampling design and missing data: John L. Eltinge and William M. Sribney
Estimation of means, totals, ratios, and proportions for survey data: John L. Eltinge and William M. Sribney
Some basic concepts for design-based analysis of complex survey data: John L. Eltinge and William M. Sribney
STB-25STB-30 available in bound format: Patricia Branton
Statement from the new editor: H. Joseph Newton