Stata Technical Bulletin

1992 - 2001

Current editor(s): H. Joseph Newton

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Nonparametric regression: Kernel, WARP, ad k-NN estimators: Isaías Salgado-Ugarte, Makoto Shimizu and Toru Taniuchi
Graphical assessment of linear trend: Joanne Garrett
An improved command for paired t tests: John R. Gleason
An even more enhanced for command: Patrick Royston
Online documentation for _result() contents: John R. Gleason
Change of editors: Sean Becketti

Kornbrot's rank difference test: Richard Goldstein
Making predictions in the original metric for log-transformed models: Richard Goldstein
A plot and a test for the: Patrick Royston
Huber correction for two-stage least squares estimates: A. Over, Dean Jolliffe and Andrew Foster
Parsing tokens in Stata: Sean Becketti and Peter Sasieni
A tool for manipulating s_#objects: John R. Gleason
Misleading or confusing boxplots: John C. Nash
Graphing high-dimensional data using parallel coordinates: John R. Gleason
Converting string variables to numeric variables: Robert M. Farmer
Using.hlp files to document data analysis: Michael Hills
A more automated merge procedure: Robert M. Farmer
Extended merge capabilities: Jon Faust
Correction to improved collapse: William Gould
Stata is on the Web: Chinh Nguyen

Maximum-likelihood ridge regression: Robert L. Obenchain
Random number generators: Joseph Hilbe and Walter Linde-Zwirble
Modified: Richard Goldstein
Using lfit and lroc to evaluate mortality prediction models: John M. Tilford, Paula K. Roberson and Debra H. Fiser
Finding an observation number: Sean Becketti
Comparing two Stata data sets: John R. Gleason
A utility for surveying Stata-format data sets: Timothy J. Schmidt

Analysis of case-control and prevalence studies: David Clayton and Michael Hills
Analysis of follow-up studies: David Clayton and Michael Hills
Practical rules for bandwidth selection in univariate density estimation: Isaías Salgado-Ugarte, Makoto Shimizu and Toru Taniuchi
Repeat Stata command by variable(s): Patrick Royston
Stata for Windows 95 and Stata for WindowsNT released: William Gould and Alan Riley
New Stata for Macintosh released: William Gould and Chinh Nguyen

Robust scatterplot smoothing: correction: Sean Becketti
ASH, WARPing, and kernel density estimation for univariate data: Isaías Salgado-Ugarte, Makoto Shimizu and Toru Taniuchi
Plotting predicted values from linear and logistic regression models: Joanne Garrett
Random-effects probit: William M. Sribney
Testing for the mean of a skewed variable: Richard Goldstein
Orthogonal polynomials: correction: William M. Sribney
Robust tests for the equality of variances: correction: Mario A. Cleves
An enhanced for command: Patrick Royston
Constructing axis labels for dates: Sean Becketti
Elapsed days using 30-day months: Ken Heinecke
Matching names in Stata: Peter Sasieni
Counting missing values an extension to egen: Richard Goldstein

Prais-Winsten regression: James W. Hardin
Robust scatterplot smoothing: enhancements to Stata's ksm: Isaías Salgado-Ugarte and Makoto Shimizu
Independent percentages in tables: Benjamin Miller
Generating quantiles: William M. Sribney
Orthogonal polynomials: William M. Sribney
Tabulating the counts of multiple categorical variables: Peter Sasieni
Robust tests for the equality of variances: Mario A. Cleves
Variance inflation factors and variance-decomposition proportions: Correction: James W. Hardin
Fractional polynomial utilities: Patrick Royston
Comparing observations within a data file: Richard Goldstein
Create TeX tables from data: James W. Hardin
Calculate nice numbers for labeling or drawing grid lines: James W. Hardin
STB-19 through STB-24 available in bound format: Sean Becketti