Stata Technical Bulletin

1992 - 2001

Current editor(s): H. Joseph Newton

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Computerized index for the STB: William Gould
A library of time series programs for Stata (Update): Sean Becketti
The piecewise linear spline transformation: Constantijn Panis
Semi-graphical determination of Gaussian components in mixed distributions: Isaías Salgado-Ugarte, Makoto Shimizu and Toru Taniuchi
Certifications of glm: William Gould
Comment on Royston's revision of glm: Joseph Hilbe
Generalized linear models: revision of glm: Patrick Royston
Negative binomial regression: Joseph Hilbe
STB office moving: Sean Becketti

Computerized index for the STB: William Gould
A library of time series programs for Stata: Sean Becketti
Approximate p-values for unit root and cointegration tests: Craig Hakkio
Detrending with the Hodrick-Prescott filter: Timothy J. Schmidt
Equation solving by Ridders' method: Tim McGuire
Estimating process capability indices with Stata: Sutaip L. C. Saw and Teck Wong Soon
Equivalency testing: Richard Goldstein
Point biserial correlation: John A. Anderson
Running Intercooled Stata under OS/2 2.1: William Gould
A temporary solution to a problem with temporary variable names: Craig Hakkio
Compact listing of a single variable: Patrick Royston and Peter Sasieni

Computerized index for the STB: William Gould
More on time series regression: Dean Becketti
Graphing functions: William Gould
Equation solving by bisection: William Gould
Exploring the shape of univariate data using kernel density estimators: Isaías Salgado-Ugarte, Makoto Shimizu and Toru Taniuchi
Comparison of nbreg and glm for negative binomial: William H. Rogers
Quasi-likelihood modeling using an enhanced glm command: Joseph Hilbe
Interactively list values of variables: Alan Riley
Stata classes and programming services available: Eric Best

A suite of programs for time series regression: Sean Becketti
Calculating U.S. marginal income tax rates: Timothy J. Schmidt
\special{} effects with Stata graphs in TeX documents: William Gould
Incorporating Stat-created PostScript files into TeX/LaTeX documents: Teck-Wong Soon and Sutaip L. C. Saw
Five data sets for teaching: J. Theodore Anagnoson
Stata 3.0 users beware!: Sean Becketti

Confidence intervals in logit and probit models: William Gould
The run test for random order: Sean Becketti
An improved R^2: Patrick Royston and Richard Goldstein
GLM: A unified power-link based program including the negative binomial: Joseph Hilbe
Maximum-likelihood estimation of Gaussian mixtures: Isaías Salgado-Ugarte
Query for chemists, physiologists, and pharmacologists: Paul Geiger
How to create stacked bar charts of percentages: Felicia Knaul
A poor-man's 'windowing' environment for Stata: Paul Geiger
A method for taking notes during a Stata session: Bill Rising
Converting Stata elapsed dates to Julian dates: Sean Becketti
Converting Julian dates to Stata elapsed dates: Charles Chapin
Stata chosen for the Medicare program: Charles Chapin
A first look at Stata 3.1: Sean Becketti
Stata 3.1 is available now: Patricia Branton

Cross correlations: Sean Becketti
Interpreting multinomial logistic regression: Lawrence C. Hamilton and Carole L. Seyfrit
Correlation coefficients with significance levels: Sean Becketti
Regression standard errors in clustered samples: William Rogers
Calculation of quantile regression standard errors: William Rogers
Printing Stata log files: Sean Becketti
Stata and Lotus 1-2-3: Patrick Royston and William Gould
Program debugging command: Sean Becketti
String manipulation functions: William Gould
Person name extraction: William Gould
Selecting claims from medical claims data bases: Robert J. Vaughn
Stata Technical Bulletin 7 through Stata Technical Bulletin 12 available in bound format: Sean Becketti
Statement from the new editor: Sean Becketti