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19: blockops: A new Mata library for eacient operations on block matrices

Daniel Schneider

18: crosswalk: A new command for fast and flexible bulk recoding

Ben Jann

17: A simple approach to compute generalized residuals for nonlinear models

Tibor Szendrei and Arnab Bhattacharjee

16: Bayesian meta-analysis is easier than you think

Gian Luca Di Tanna, Joseph A. R. Santos and Robert Grant

15: Adventures with the proRle log-likelihood

Patrick Royston and Ian White

14: Power and sample size by simulation

Alex Asher

13: Shapley value calculations: Implementation and illustrations

Philippe Van Kerm

12: Testing whether group-level fixed effects are sufficient in panel data models

David Vincent

11: Poisson-based expectile regression for nonnegative data with a mass point at zero

Jeffrey Bergstrand, Matthew Clance and Joao Santos Silva

10: Optimal policy learning for multiaction treatment and risk preference

Giovanni Cerulli

09: Rampe: Randomization allocation method performance evaluation

Alan Montgomery, Reuben Ogollah, Christopher Partlett and Cydney Bruce

08: Seamless multiarm multistage (MAMS) designs with treatment selection and interim change of outcome: An update to nstage

Author-Name: Babak Choodari-Oskooei and Yumeng Liu

07: Spatial unit roots in regressions

Sascha Becker, Hans-Joachim Voth and Paul David Boll

06: Testing and estimating structural breaks in time series and panel data in Stata

Yiannis Karavias, Joakim Westerlund and Jan Ditzen

05: Using locproj to easily estimate nonlinear local projections

Alfonso Ugarte-Ruiz

04: Data reduction for graphical and other purposes

Nicholas Cox

03: Conditional average treatment-effects estimation using Stata

Di Liu

02: Stata to Excel: From do-file to VBA

James Pike

01: Resultssets to resultstables revisited

Roger Newson