London Stata Conference 2019

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27: Quantile regression: Basics and recent advances

João Santos Silva

26: Exponential regression models with two-way fixed effects: twexp and twgravity

Koen Jochmans and Vincenzo Verardi

25: Inference after lasso model selection

David Drukker

24: Heat (and hexagon) plots in Stata

Ben Jann

23: Bayesian network meta-analysis

Ian White

22: Interactive graphics in the web browser using Stata2D3 and Stata's SVG graph exports

Robert Grant

21: Unbiased IV in Stata

Austin Nichols

20: discretize: Command to convert a continuous instrument into a dummy variable for instrumental-variable estimation

Sébastian Fontenay

19: ultimatch: Matching counterfactuals your way

Thorsten Doherr

18: Meta-analysis in Stata

Yulia Marchenko

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

Sebastian Kripfganz

16: Making interactive presentations in Stata

Maarten Buis

15: Analysis of pre- and post-intervention outcomes with floor and ceiling effects

Adrian Sayers, Michael R. Whitehouse, Andrew Judge, Alexander MacGregor, Ashley W. Blom and Yoav Ben-Shlomo

14: New functions for random-samples generation using Stata 15

Gabriel Aguilera-Venegas, José Luis Galán-García, María Ángeles Galán-García, Yolanda Padilla-Domínguez and Pedro Rodríguez-Cielos

13: Estimating long-run coefficients and bootstrapping standard errors in large panels with cross-sectional dependence

Jan Ditzen

12: A suite of community-contributed programs to produce outcome tables and graphs for demographic and survival data

Rachel Pearce

11: Seven tools to make your Stata life more pleasant

Jesse Wursten

10: Needing a different space? Transformed scales in Stata

Nicholas Cox

09: dbnomics: Stata client for DBnomics, the world's economic database

Simone Signore

08: State-level gun policy changes and rate of workplace homicide in the United States

Christopher Baum, Erika Sabbath and Summer Sherburne Hawkins

07: The right way to code simulation studies in Stata

Tim Morris and Michael Crowther

06: Creating tables easily in XML

Adrian Mander

05: hdps: Implementation of high-dimensional propensity score approaches in Stata

John Tazare, Ian Douglas and Elizabeth Williamson

04: Area-of-effect placebo tests

Reinhard Weisser

03: Estimating (S,s) rule-regression models

David Vincent

02: Developing a postestimation command for joint models in merlin

Nuzhat B. Ashra and Michael Crowther

01: Bland–Altman plots, rank parameters, and calibration ridit splines

Roger Newson