2013 Stata Conference

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22: Generalizing sem in Stata

Jeff Pitblado

21: Teaching Students to Make Their Empirical Research Replicable: A Protocol for Documenting Data Mana

Richard Ball and Norm Medeiros

20: Inequality restricted maximum entropy estimation using Stata

Randall Campbell and Carter Hill

19: New Stata code to measure poverty accounting for time

Carlos Gradín

18: Including Auxiliary Variables in Models with Missing Data Using Full Information Maximum Likelihood

Rose Anne Medeiros

17: Impulse Response Functions Analysis: An application to the Exchange Rate Pass-Through in Mexico

Sylvia Beatriz Guillermo Peon and Martin Rodriguez Brindis

16: Correctly Modelling CD4 Cell Count in Cox Regression Analysis of HIV Positive Patients

Allison Dunning, Sean Collins, Dan Fitzgerald and Sandra H. Rua

15: Two-stage regression without exclusion restrictions

Michael Barker

14: gpsmap: Routine for verifying and returning the attribute table of given decimal degree GPS coordinates

Timothy Brophy

13: powersim: simulation-based power analysis for linear and generalized linear models

Joerg Luedicke

12: Demand System estimation with Stata: Multivariate censoring and other econometric issues

Soufiane Khoudmi and Benoît Mulkay

11: Conditional Stereotype Logistic Regression: A New Estimation Command

Rob Woodruff

10: Optimizing Stata for Analysis of Large Data Sets

Joseph Canner and Eric Schneider

9: Automatic generation of personalized answers to a problem set

Rodrigo Taborda

8: Fitting Complex Mixed Logit Models with Particular Focus on Labor Supply Estimation

Max Löffler

7: Structured Chaos: Using Mata and Stata to Draw Fractals

Seth Lirette

6: A general approach to testing for autocorrelation

Christopher Baum and Mark Schaffer

5: Power of the power command in Stata 13

Yulia Marchenko

4: Introducing PARALLEL: Stata Module for Parallel Computing

George Vega

3: Re-imagining a Stata/Python combination

James Fiedler

2: Mathematical Optimization in Stata: LP and MILP

Choonjoo Lee

1: The hierarchy of factor invariance

Phil Ender