North American Stata Users' Group Meetings 2005

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23: Analysis of survey data and correlated data

Jeff Pitblado

22: Mata — matrix programming language

William Gould

21: Gologit2: Generalized Logistic Regression Models for Ordinal Dependent Variables

Richard Williams

19: cron, perl and Stata: automated production and presentation of a business-daily index

Christopher Baum and Atreya Chakraborty

17: Collaborative Data Management for Longitudinal Studies

Stephen Brehm and L. Philip Schumm

16: Reproducible Research Using Stata

L. Philip Schumm and Ronald A. Thisted

15: Using & Teaching Stata in a Semester-length Introduction to Biostatistics Course

Clinton Thompson, Stephen C. Alder, Justin Brown and Laurie Johnson

14: Mass producing appendices using Stata and word processor mail merge

Michael Blasnik

12: Adjusting for Unequal Selection Probability in Multilevel Models: A Comparison of Software Packages

Kim Chantala, Suchindran Cm and Dan Blanchette

11: Using Stata graphics as a method of understanding and presenting interaction effects

Joanne Garrett

5: Creating Valid and Effective Measures: Using –optifact- to Create Better Summated Rating Scales

Paul Millar

4: Using Stata v9 to model complex non-linear relationships with restricted cubic splines

William Dupont and Walton Plummer

3: Selecting the appropriate statistical distribution for the primary analysis: a case study

Peter A. Lachenbruch

1: Analysis of multiple source/multiple informant data in Stata

Nicholas Horton and Garrett Fitzmaurice