Fall North American Stata Users' Group Meetings 2008

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22: Causal regression with imputed estimating equations

Joseph Schafer and Joseph Kang

21: Data I/O commands

Elliott Lowy

20: Mata utilities

Elliott Lowy

19: The consequences of misspecifying the random-effects distribution when fitting generalized linear mixed models

John Neuhaus

18: Tricks of the trade: Getting the most out of xtmixed

Roberto G. Gutierrez

17: Semiparametric analysis of case-control genetic data in the presence of environmental factors

Yulia Marchenko

16: Heteroskedasticity, extremity, and moderation in heterogeneous choice models

Garrett Glasgow

15: UCLA ATS/Stat Consulting service model for Stata users

Xiao Chen

14: Using Stata's capabilities to assess the performance of Latin American students in Mathematics, Reading and Science

Roy Costilla

13: It's a little different with survey data

Christine Wells

11: Likelihood Ratio Tests for Multiply Imputed Datasets: Introducing milrtest

Rose Medeiros

10: Multilevel modeling of educational longitudinal data with crossed random effects

Minjeong Jeon and Sophia Rabe-Hesketh

9: Automated Stress Tests for Econometric Models

Roy Epstein

8: A generalized meta-analysis model for binary diagnostic test performance

Ben Dwamena

7: Using Mata to work more effectively with Stata: A tutorial

Christopher Baum

6: Stata and the One-Armed Bandit

Martin Weiss

4: Some challenges in survival analysis with large datasets

Noori Akhtar-Danesh

3: Prediction in Multilevel Logistic Regression

Sophia Rabe-Hesketh and Anders Skrondal

2: Estimating user-defined nonlinear regression models in Stata and in Mata

A. Cameron

1: 3-way Anova Interactions: Deconstructed

Phil Ender