Stata Technical Bulletin
1992 - 2001
Continued by Stata Journal.
Current editor(s): H. Joseph Newton
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Volume 1, issue 6, 1992
- Teaching biochemistry and chemistry with Stata: Understanding buffer solutions
- Paul Geiger
- Some model selection statistics
- Richard Goldstein
- Generating ordered (“cascading”) dummy variables
- Richard Goldstein
- A graphical method for assessing the goodness of fit of logit models
- D. H. Judson
- Performing loglinear analysis of cross-classifications
- D. H. Judson
- Oneway multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA)
- Joseph Hilbe
- Quartiles, outliers, and normality: Some Monte Carlo results
- Lawrence C. Hamilton
- Stat/Transfer 2.0 review update
- Joseph Hilbe
- Implications for the STB
- Joseph Hilbe
- Stata 3.0 released
- Ted Anderson
Volume 1, issue 5, 1992
- Autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation graphs
- Sean Becketti
- Tabulating survival statistics
- Wim van Putten
- Box-Cox statistics for help in choosing transformations
- Richard Goldstein
- Interpretations of dummy variables in regressions with log dependent variables
- Richard Goldstein
- Maximum-likelihood estimation for Box-Cox power transformation
- Patrick ROyston
- Regression switching models
- Daniel Benjamin and William Gould
- Correlation coefficients with significance levels
- Sean Becketti
- Final summary of tests of normality
- William Gould
- Further aspects of RIA analysis
- Paul Geiger
- Customizing a Stata menu system
- Mark Jacobs
- Partial residual graphs for linear regression
- Joseph Hilbe
- Printing graphs and creating WordPerfect graph files
- Thomas R. Saving and Jeff Montgomery
- A utility to document beginning and ending variable dates
- Sean Becketti
Volume 1, issue 4, 1992
- Using “front ends” for Stata
- Michael Macy
- Teaching beginning students with Stata
- Ted Anagnoson and Richard DeLeon
- Bootstrap programming
- Lawrence C. Hamilton
- An enhanced Stata logistic regression program
- Joseph Hilbe
- Analyzing repeated measurements - some practical alternatives
- William H. Rogers
- Single factor repeated measures ANOVA
- Joseph Hilbe
- A response to sg3.3: comment on tests of normality
- Patrick Royston
- A follow-up question to os3: using Intercooled Stata withing DOS 5.0
- Arnold Katz
- Comment on os3: using Intercooled Stata within DOS 5.0
- Marc Jacobs
- Questions and answers about Stat/Transfer - an addendum
- Ted Anagnoson
- Printing a series of Stata graphs
- John A. Anderson
- A duplicated value identification program
- Marc Jacobs
- Automatic command logging for Stata
- D.H. Judson
- Regression with Graphics released
- Joseph Hilbe
- SAS's new technical journal
- Joseph Hilbe
- TCL is now marketing Stata in the UK
- Ana Timberlake
- CRC has new area code
- Charles Fox
Volume 1, issue 3, 1992
- Additional logit regression diagnostic - Cook's distance
- Joseph Hilbe
- Phi Coefficient (fourfold correlation)
- Richard Goldstein
- Friedman's ANOVA & Kendall's coefficient of concordance
- Richard Goldstein
- Confidence Intervals for t-test
- Richard Goldstein
- Comment on sg3.4 and an Improved D'Agostino Test
- Patrick Royston
- Summary of Tests of Normality
- William Gould and William Rogers
- Comment on Tests of Normality
- Ralph B. D'Agostino, Albert J. Belanger and Ralph B. D'Agostino
- Shapiro-Wilk and Shapiro-Francia Tests
- Patrick Royston
- Correction to the Nonlinear Regression Program
- Joseph Hilbe
- Enhancement of the Stata Collapse Command
- Paul Banens
- Resistant Normality Check and Outlier Identification
- Lawrence C. Hamilton
- Biomedical Analysis with Stata: Radioimmunoassay Calculations
- Paul J. Geiger
- Request for Additional Smoothers
- Isaias H. S. Ugarte
- Using Intercooled Stata within DOS 5.0
- Joseph Hilbe
- Update on Gphpen and Color Postscript Use
- R. Allan Reese
- Using Stata Graphs in the Windows 3.0 Environment
- Joseph Hilbe
- Lowess Smoothing
- Patrick Royston
- Vendors' Response to Review
- Steven Dubnoff
- Data Format Conversion Using DBMS/COPY and STAT/TRANSFER
- Joseph Hilbe
- Change in Associate Editors
- Joseph Hilbe
- Stata X-Window Driver Available for SPARCstation
- Ted Anderson
- Stata Available for DECstation
- Ted Anderson
Volume 1, issue 2, 1992
- Menu Interface to Life-Table Command
- William Gould
- A Randomization Test for the Equality of Two Groups
- Richard Goldstein
- Ramsey Test for Heteroscedasticity and Omitted Variables
- Richard Goldstein
- Test for General Specification Error in Linear Regression
- Richard Goldstein
- One Step Welsch Bounded-Influence Estimator
- Richard Goldstein
- Test for Multivariate Normality
- Richard Goldstein
- How Robust is Robust Regression?
- Lawrence C. Hamilton
- Correction to Logit Regression Extensions
- Joseph Hilbe
- Kolmogorov-Smirnov One and Two Variable Tests
- Lawrence L. Giventer
- Tests for Departure from Normality
- Patrick Royston
- Variable Transformation and Evaluation
- Thomas Findley
- Ladder-of-Powers Variable Transformation
- William Gould
- Bailey-Makeham Survival Model
- William Rogers
- Request for Confidence Intervals for Proportions
- Ivan Zavala
- Why is the Cubic Spline So-Called?
- Ted Anagnoson
- Questions and Answers about Stat/Transfer
- Steven Dubnoff
- Triangle Graphic for Soil Texture
- Francesco Danuso
- 3-Dimensional Contour Plots using Stata & Stage
- Gerard van de Kuilen
- Crude 3-Dimensional Graphics
- William Gould
- Importing Stata's Graphs Into MS-Word or Wordperfect
- Richard E. Deleon and J. Theodore Anagnoson
- Data Calculator
- Manuelita Ureta
Volume 1, issue 1, 1992
- Monte Carlo Simulation
- Lawrence C. Hamilton
- Actuarial or Life-Table Analysis of Time-to-Event Data
- Henry Krakauer and John Stewart
- Additional Logistic Regression Extensions
- Joseph Hilbe
- Skewness and Kurtosis Tests of Normality
- William Gould
- Exact and Cumulative Poisson Probabilities
- Joseph Hilbe
- Nonlinear Regression Command
- Francesco Danuso
- Stata and the four r's of EDA
- R. E. DeLeon and J. T. Anagnoson
- Poisson Regression with Rates
- William Rogers
- Gphpen and Colour Postscript
- R. Allan Reese
- Enhancing Visual Display Using Stem and Leaf
- Paul Geiger
- Stata-based Instructional Software for the Social Science Classroom
- Michael Macy
- Psychiatric Research Supplement Available
- Thomas Findley
- STB Overview
- Joseph Hilbe
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