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20: Estimating treatment effects from observational data using teffects, stteffects, and eteffects

David Drukker

19: Parallel computing in Stata: Making the most out of your desktop

Adrian Sayers

18: Reference-based multiple imputation for sensitivity analysis of clinical trials with missing data

Suzie Cro

17: Using simulation studies to evaluate statistical methods in Stata: A tutorial

Tim P. Morris, Ian White and Michael Crowther

16: stpm2cr: A Stata module for direct likelihood inference on the cause-specific cumulative incidence function within the flexible parametric modeling framework

Sarwar Islam, Paul Lambert and Mark Rutherford

15: Joint modeling of longitudinal and survival data

Yulia Marchenko

14: sdmxuse: Program to import statistical data within Stata using the SDMX standards

Sébastien Fontenay

13: Distribution regression made easy

Philippe Van Kerm

12: xtdpdqml: Quasi-maximum likelihood estimation of linear dynamic short-T panel-data models

Sebastian Kripfganz

11: Using pattern mixture modeling to account for informative attrition in the Whitehall II study: A simulation study

Catherine Welch, Martin Shipley, Séverine Sabia, Eric Brunner and Mika Kivim

10: statacpp: An interface between Stata and C++, with big data and machine-learning applications

Robert Grant

09: Analyzing repeated measurements while accounting for derivative tracking varying within-subject variance and autocorrelation: the xtiou command

Rachael A. Hughes, Michael G. Kenward, Jonathan A.C. Sterne and Kate Tilling

08: xtdcce2: Estimating dynamic common correlated effects in Stata

Jan Ditzen

07: Analyzing volatility shocks to Eurozone CDS spreads with a multicountry GMM model in Stata

Christopher Baum and Paola Zerilli

06: Partial effects in fixed-effects models

Gordon Kemp and João Santos Silva

05: Creating summary tables using the sumtable command

Lauren Scott and Chris Rogers

04: texdoc 2.0: An update on creating LaTeX documents from within Stata

Ben Jann

03: Quantile plots: New planks in an old campaign

Nicholas Cox

02: Multistate survival analysis in Stata

Michael Crowther and Paul Lambert

01: The role of Somers's D in propensity modeling

Roger Newson