United Kingdom Stata Users' Group Meetings 2011

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24: Lowering your handicap with Stata

Tim Collier

23: Multiple imputation with large proportions of missing data: How much is too much?

Jin Hyuk Lee and John Huber

22: Panel time-series modeling: New tools for analyzing xt data

Markus Eberhardt

21: Fun and fluency with functions

Nicholas Cox

20: Plagiarism in student papers and cheating in student exams: Results from surveys using special techniques for sensitive questions

Ben Jann

19: Running multilevel models in MLwiN from within Stata: runmlwin

George Leckie and Chris Charlton

18: Picturing mobility: Transition probability color plots

Philippe Van Kerm

17: Using Stata for handling CDISC datasets

Adam Jacobs

16: Using Mata to import Illumina SNP chip data for genome-wide association studies

J. Charles Huber, Michael Hallman, Victoria Friedel, Melissa Richard and Huandong Sun

15: Exporting CAPI data to Stata: Experience from surveybe

Joachim De Weerdt

14: Chained equations and more in multiple imputation in Stata 12

Yulia Marchenko

13: Structural equation modeling for those who think they don't care

Vince Wiggins

12: Implementing procedures for spatial panel econometrics in Stata

Gordon Hughes

11: Testing the performance of the two fold FCS algorithm for multiple imputation of longitudinal clinical records

Irene Petersen, Catherine Welch, Jonathan Bartlett, Ian White, Richard Morris, Louise Marston, Kate Walters, Irwin Nazareth and James Carpenter

10: Endogenous treatment effects for count data models with endogenous participation or sample selection

Alfonso Miranda and Massimiliano Bratti

09: Splines models for prediction of house prices

David Boniface

08: Sample size and power estimation when covariates are measured with error

Michael Wallace

07: Flexible joint modeling of longitudinal and time-to-event data

Michael J. Crowther, Keith R. Abrams and Paul C. Lambert

06: Generalized method of moments fitting of structural mean models

Tom Palmer, Roger Harbord, Paul Clarke and Frank Windmeijer

05: A review of estimators for the fixed-effects ordered logit model

Arne Hole, Andrew Dickerson and Luke Munford

04: Implementing the continual reassessment method (CRM)

Adrian Mander

03: Sensitivity analysis for randomized trials with missing outcome data

Ian White

02: Experiences and lessons learned from bootstrapping random-effects predictions

Robert Grant

01: Sensible parameters for polynomials and other splines

Roger Newson