2020 Stata Conference

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27: The social costs of crime over trust: An approach with machine learning

Angelo Cozzubo

26: The causal effects of parents' marital status on children's earnings

Bob Wen

25: Nonlinear dynamic stochastic general equilibrium models in Stata

David Schenck

24: Downloading and preparing survey data using the Qualtrics API in the Stata ecosystem

Danial Hoepfner

23: Rosetta Stone: Stata To Python Pandas crosswalk

Adam Ross Nelson

22: Applying symbolic mathematics in Stata using Python

Kye Lippold

21: Using Microsoft Excel to improve efficiency in working with large datasets in Stata

Ahmad Khanijahani

20: Reading an arbitrary number of files into Stata made easy

Billy Buchanan

19: Using Stata to simulate the impact of COVID-19 on organ transplantation

Dorry Segev and Allan Massie

17: Smooth varying coefficient models in Stata

Fernando Rios-Avila

16: XTSEL: Selection of variables and specification in a panel-data framework

Alfonso Ugarte-Ruiz

15: Pretesting for unobserved cluster effects and inference in panel-data sets

Ercio Muñoz Saavedra

14: Generalized method of moments estimation of linear dynamic panel-data models

Sebastian Kripfganz

13: Investigating factors that influence bicyclist injury severity in bicycle-motor vehicle crashes at unsignalized intersections in North Carolina

Shatoya Covert Estime

12: Two-dimensional Gauss–Legendre quadrature: Seemingly unrelated dispersion-flexible count regressions

Joseph Terza

11: f_able estimation of marginal with transformed data

Fernando Rios-Avila

10: Text mining with n-gram variables

Matthias Schonlau

9: Implementing programming patterns in Mata to optimize your code

Billy Buchanan

8: Call Stata from Python

Zhao Xu

7: Event studies with daily stock returns in Stata: Which command to use?

Thomas Kaspereit

6: Applications of generalized structural equation modeling for enhanced credit risk management

Jose Canals-Cerda

5: Economic forecasting with multiequation simulation models

Calvin Price

4: Meta-analysis using Stata

Houssein Assaad

3: Expanding Stata's capabilities for sensitivity analysis

Daniel Litwok

2: Implementing quantile selection models in Stata

Mariel Siravegna

1: Better predicted probabilities from linear probability models with applications to multiple imputation

Paul Allison