United Kingdom Stata Users' Group Meetings 2013

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23: Mixed logit modeling in Stata--an overview

Arne Hole

22: Estimating and modelling cumulative incidence functions using time-dependent weights

Paul C. Lambert

21: Path diagrams as a notational formalism--noodling around with pictures

Vince Wiggins

20: A suite of Stata programs for network meta-analysis

Ian White

19: Two-stage individual participant data meta-analysis and forest plots

David Fisher

18: From Stata to aML

Sara Ayllón

17: usecspro: Importing CSPro hierarchical datasets to Stata

Sergiy Radyakin

16: Adaptive dose-finding designs to identify multiple doses that achieve multiple response targets

Adrian Mander and Simon Bond

15: Power of the power command in Stata 13

Yulia Marchenko

14: Semiparametric regression in Stata

Vincenzo Verardi

13: A general approach to testing for autocorrelation

Christopher Baum and Mark Schaffer

12: Strategy and tactics for graphic multiples in Stata

Nicholas Cox

11: Sample size by simulation for clinical trials with survival outcomes: The simsam package in action

Richard Hooper

10: Repeated half-sample bootstrap resampling

Philippe Van Kerm

09: Estimating spatial panel models using unbalanced panels

Gordon Hughes

08: The stiqsp command: A nonparametric approach for the simultaneous analysis of quality-of-life and survival data using the integrated quality survival product

Piers Gaunt, Michael J. Crowther and Lucinda Billingham

07: A multiple imputation and coarse data approach to residually confounded regression models

Robert Grant

06: Multiple imputation of missing data in longitudinal health records

Irene Petersen and Catherine Welch

05: Multilevel mixed-effects parametric survival analysis

Michael J. Crowther

04: A Monte Carlo analysis of multilevel binary logit model estimator performance

Stephen Jenkins

03: Multiple imputation of covariates in the presence of interactions and nonlinearities

Jonathan Bartlett

02: treatrew: A user-written Stata routine for estimating average treatment effects by reweighting on propensity score

Giovanni Cerulli

01: Creating factor variables in resultssets and other datasets

Roger Newson