Northern European Stata Conference 2024

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14: Advanced data visualizations with Stata, part VI: Visualizing more than two variables

Asjad Naqvi

13: Multivariate random-effects meta-analysis for sparse data using smvmeta

Chris Rose

12: Causal mediation

Kristin MacDonald

11: How can Stata enable federated computing for decentralized data analysis?

Narasimha Raghavan

10: Bayesian estimation of disclosure risks for synthetic time-to-event data

Sigrid Leithe

09: Extending standard reporting to improve communication of survival statistics

Tor Åge Myklebust

08: Causal inference with time-to-event outcomes under competing risk

Jon Michael Gran

07: Maps in Stata

Asjad Naqvi

06: Using Stata with many datasets, methods, and variables

Are Hugo Pripp

05: Limitations and comparison of the DFA, PP, and KPSS unit-root tests: Evidence for laboral market variables in Mexico

Ricardo Rodolfo Retamoza Yocupicio

04: Example of modeling survival with registry data to assist with clinical decision making

Cassie Trewin-Nybråten

03: Improving the speed and accuracy when fitting flexible parametric survival models on the log-hazard scale

Paul Lambert

02: The SCCS design

Niels Henrik Bruun

01: Too much or too little? New tools for the CCE estimator

Jan Ditzen