United Kingdom Stata Users' Group Meetings 2012

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19: Estimating random coefficients logit demand models using aggregate data

David Vincent

18: Enhancing the application of extreme-bounds analysis in Stata

Marie Hadamovsky

17: rego: Stata module for decomposing goodness of fit according to Owen and Shapley values

Frank Huettner and Marco Sunder

16: Handling interactions in Stata, especially with continuous predictors

Patrick Royston and Willi Sauerbrei

15: A more versatile sample size calculator

Richard Hooper

14: predcumi: A postestimation command for predicting and visualizing cumulative incidence estimates after Cox regression models

Stephen Kaptoge

13: diff: Simplifying the causal inference analysis with difference-in-differences

Juan Villa Lora

12: Experiences with multiple propensity score matching

Jan Hagemejer and Joanna Tyrowicz

11: pscore2: Stata module to enforce balancing score property in each covariate dimension

Sabrina Dorn

10: A Stata module for estimating dose response treatment models under (continuous) treatment endogeneity and heterogeneous response to observable confounders

Giovanni Cerulli

09: Robustness for dummies

Vincenzo Verardi, Marjorie Gassner and Darwin Ugarte

08: Life on the inside: Experiences as a StataCorp intern

Michael J. Crowther

07: Instrumental variables estimation using heteroskedasticity-based instruments

Christopher Baum, Arthur Lewbel, Mark Schaffer and Oleksandr Talavera

06: Graphics (and numerics) for univariate distributions

Nicholas Cox

05: How to get an edge with margins and marginsplot

Bill Rising

04: stgenreg: A Stata package for general parametric survival analysis

Michael J. Crowther and Paul C. Lambert

03: Numerical integration with an application in sample size reestimation

Adrian Mander and Jack Bowden

02: Producing animated graphs from Stata without having to learn any specialized software

Robert Grant

01: Scenario comparisons: How much good can we do?

Roger Newson