Swiss Stata Conference 2022

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15: circlebar: A Stata package for plotting circular bar graph

Asjad Naqvi

14: Visualizing categorical data with hammock plots

Matthias Schonlau

13: btable: Extensive summary tables in Stata

Lukas Bütikofer

12: It is all about the data

Maarten Buis

11: Marginal odds ratios: What they are, how to compute them, and why applied researchers might want to use them

Kristian Karlson and Ben Jann

10: Exchangeably weighted bootstrap schemes

Philippe Van Kerm

09: Network regressions in Stata

William Grieser, Morad Zekhnini and Jan Ditzen

08: Bayesian time series in Stata 17

David Schenck

07: Drivers of COVID-19 deaths in the United States: A two-stage modeling approach

Andres Garcia-Suaza, Miguel Henry, Jesus Otero and Christopher Baum

06: Improved tests for Granger noncausality in panel data

Artūras Juodis, Yiannis Karavias, Vasilis Sarafidis, Jan Ditzen and Jiaqi Xiao

05: Stata commands to estimate quantile regression with panel and grouped data

Martina Pons and Blaise Melly

04: Flexible and fast estimation of quantile treatment effects: The rqr and rqrplot commands

Andreas Haupt, Øyvind Wiborg and Nicolai T. Borgen

03: Stata–Python API for bulk data download: Example with UN Comtrade

Ka Lok Wong

02: ddml: Double/debiased machine learning in Stata

Christian Hansen, Mark Schaffer, Thomas Wiemann and Achim Ahrens

01: pystacked: Stacking generalization and machine learning in Stata

Christian Hansen, Mark Schaffer and Achim Ahrens