2023 Stata Conference

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19: Measuring associations and evaluating forecasts of categorical variables

Andrei Sirchenko, Jochem Huismans and Jan Willem Nijenhuis

18: dqrep: Facilitating harmonized data-quality assessments with Stata

Carsten Oliver Schmidt, Stephan Struckmann and Birgit Schauer

17: Bayesian model averaging

Yulia Marchenko

16: Metaprogramming: What it is, how to use it, and why you should care

Billy Buchanan

15: Creating Likert-scale visualizations: An approach using Stata and Tableau

Sergio Cervantes

14: Reproducible research in Stata: Managing dependencies and project files

Sergio Correia and Matthew Seay

13: Consistent estimation of finite mixtures: An application to latent group panel structures

Raphaël Langevin

12: Optimal policy learning using Stata

Giovanni Cerulli

11: locproj: A new Stata command to estimate local projections

Alfonso Ugarte-Ruiz

10: Using Stata for Q-methodology studies

Noori Akhtar-Danesh

09: spgen: Creating spatially lagged variables in Stata

Keisuke Kondo

08: Bayesian meta-analysis of time to benefit

John Boscardin, Irena Cenzer, Sei J. Lee, Matthew Growdon and W. James Deardorff

07: The longitudinal effects of disability types on incomes and employment

Robert Millard

06: Program monitoring of educational tablet-based interventions using topic modeling in Stata

Abraham Bahlibi

05: Generalized 2SLS procedure for Stata

Nicolás Suárez Chavarría

04: Heterogeneous difference-in-difference estimation

Enrique Pinzón

03: Introducing the Stata linter: A tool to produce clear and transparent Stata code

Luis Eduardo San Martin and Rony Rodriguez-Ramirez

02: iedorep: Quickly locate reproducibility failures in Stata code

Benjamin Daniels

01: Quantile regressions with multiple fixed effects

Fernando Rios-Avila