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25: Graphics (and numerics) for univariate distributions

Nicholas Cox

24: Stata implementation of the non-parametric spatial heteroskedasticity and autocorrelation consistent estimator

P. Wilner Jeanty

22: Shrinkage Estimators for Structural Parameters

Tirthankar Chakravarty

21: Matching individuals in the Current Population Survey: A distance-based approach

Stuart Craig

20: TMPM.ado: The Trauma Mortality Prediction Model is Robust to ICD-9 and AIS Coding Lexicons

Alan Cook and Turner M. Osler

18: Structural equation modeling using the SEM Builder and the sem command

Kristin MacDonald

17: Adoption: a new Stata routine for estimating consistently population technological adoption parameters

Aliou Diagne

16: Generating survival data for fitting marginal structural Cox models using Stata and comparing the fit

Mohammad Ehsanul Karim, Paul Gustafson and John Petkau

15: Issues for analyzing competing risk data with missing or missclassification in causes

Ronny Westerman and Ulrich Mueller

14: scdensity: A program for self-consistent density estimation

Joerg Luedicke

13: Big Data, Little Spaces, High Speed: Using Stata to Analyze the Determinants of Broadband Access in the United States

David Beede and Brittany Bond

12: Computing Correct Standard Errors for Multi-Stage Regression-Based Estimators

Joseph Terza

11: The application of stata multiple inputation command to analyze design of experiments with multiple regression

Clara Novoa and Suleima Alkusari

9: Binary choice models with endogenous regressors

Christopher Baum, Yingying Dong, Arthur Lewbel and Tao Yang

8: Custom Stata Commands for Semi-automatic Confidentiality Screening of Statistics Canada Data

Jesse McCrosky

7: Computing Optimal Strata Bounds Using Dynamic Programming

Eric Miller

6: Imagining a Stata / Python combination

James Fiedler

5: An Application of Multiple-Imputation and Sampling-Based Estimation

Haluk Gedikoglu

4: Psychometric analysis using Stata

Chuck Huber

3: EFA Within a CFA Context

Phil Ender

2: A Comparative Analysis of Lottery, Charter, and Traditional Based Elementary Schools within the Anchorage school district

Matthew McCauley

1: Allocative Efficiency Analysis using DEA in Stata

Choonjoo Lee