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MCQSCORE: Stata module to score the Monetary Choice Questionnaire using logistic regression: E. Paul Wileyto
MCVARDODDRAWS: RATS procedure to perform Monte Carlo draws from a VAR to generate IRF's: Tom Doan
MCWR: Stata module to compute Markov chain with rewards calculations: Daniel C. Schneider, Mikko Myrskylä and Alyson van Raalte
MDENSITY: Stata module for univariate kernel density estimation, for variables or groups: Nicholas Cox
MDEPRIV: Stata module to compute synthetic indicators of multiple deprivation: Maria Pi Alperin and Philippe Van Kerm
MDESC: Stata module to tabulate prevalence of missing values: Rose Anne Medeiros and Dan Blanchette
MEAN2: Stata module to make a table of estimate means with subpopulation differences: Roy Wada
MEAN_CI_PLOT: Stata module to plot means and confidence intervals: Zaeen de Souza and Kabira Namit
MEANGROUP: RATS procedure to perform mean group estimator for panel data: Tom Doan
MEANING: Stata module to use internet search for the meaning for a word or phrase: Mehrab Ali
MEDIAN: Stata module to perform the median test: Mario Cleves
MEDIATION: Stata module for causal mediation analysis and sensitivity analysis: Raymond Hicks and Dustin Tingley
MEDOID: Stata module to calculate medoids: Dean Judson
MEDSEM: Stata module to perform mediation analysis using structural equation modelling: Mehmet Mehmetoglu
MEDSURV: Stata module to calculate the median survival time after Cox/Poisson regression: Chao Wang
MEHETPROB: Stata module to compute marginal effects at means and their standard errors after hetprob: Thomas Cornelissen
MELOREG2: Stata module to perform Minimum Expected Loss (MELO) Instrumental Variables Regression: Emad Shehata
MELT: Stata module to melt variables into a dataset containing aggregated data by variable: Johannes Blumenberg
MEOPROBIT: Stata module to compute marginal effects after estimation of ordered probit: Thomas Cornelissen
MEQUATE: Stata module to calculate equating constants using the Mean/Mean and Mean/Sigma methods: Leah McGuire
MERESC: Stata module to rescale the results of mixed nonlinear probability models: Dirk Enzmann and Ulrich Kohler
MERGEALL: Stata module to merge multiple files: Ryan Knight
MERGEMANY: Stata module to merge many files: Damian Clarke
MERGEPOLY: Stata module to merge adjacent polygons from a shapefile: Robert Picard and Michael Stepner
MERLIN: Stata module to fit mixed effects regression for linear and non-linear models: Michael J. Crowther
MESA: RATS procedure to compute and graph a spectrum using Maximum Entropy Method: Tom Doan
META_ANALYSIS: Stata module to perform subgroup and regression-type fixed- and random-effects meta-analyses: David B. Wilson
META_LR: Stata module to graph positive and negative likelihood ratios in diagnostic test: Aijing Shang
METAAN: Stata module to perform fixed- or random-effects meta-analyses: Evangelos Kontopantelis and David Reeves
METABIAS: Stata module to test for small-study effects in meta-analysis: Roger Harbord, Ross J Harris, Jonathan AC Sterne and Thomas Steichen
METACUM: Stata module to perform cumulative meta-analysis, with graphics: Ross Harris and Jonathan Sterne
METADATA: Stata module to enable access to metadata: Nikos Askitas
METADIALOG: Stata module to provide sub-menu and dialogs for meta-analysis commands: Thomas Steichen
METADTA: Stata module to perform fixed- and random-effects meta-analysis and meta-regression of diagnostic accuracy studies: Victoria Nyaga
METAEFF: Stata module to perform effect sizes calculations for meta-analyses: Evangelos Kontopantelis and David Reeves
METAFRAG: Stata module to compute the fragility index for meta-analysis: Ariel Linden
METAFUNNEL: Stata module to produce funnel plots for meta-analysis: Jonathan Sterne
METAGEN: Stata module to perform meta-analysis of genetic-association studies: Pantelis Bagos
METAGRAPH: Stata module to draw Forrest plot after meta command: Adrian Mander
METAMISS2: Stata module accounting for missing outcome data in meta-analysis: Anna Chaimani and Ian White
METAMISS: Stata module to perform meta-analysis with missing data: Ian White and Julian Higgins
METAN: Stata module for fixed and random effects meta-analysis: David Fisher, Ross Harris, Mike Bradburn, Jon Deeks, Roger Harbord, Doug Altman, Thomas Steichen, Jonathan Sterne and Julian Higgins
METANDI: Stata module to perform meta-analysis of diagnostic accuracy: Roger Harbord
METANINF: Stata module to evaluate influence of a single study in meta-analysis estimation: Thomas Steichen
METAPOW: Stata module for simulation based sample size calculations for designing new clinical trials and diagnostic test accuracy studies to update an existing meta-analysis: Michael J. Crowther and Sally R. Hinchliffe
METAPRED: Stata module producing outlier and influence diagnostics for meta-analysis: Ariel Linden
METAPREG: Stata module to compute fixed and random effects meta-analysis and meta-regression of proportions: Victoria Nyaga
METAPROP: Stata module to perform fixed and random effects meta-analysis of proportions: Victoria Nyaga, Marc Arbyn and Marc Aerts
METAPROP_ONE: Stata module to perform fixed and random effects meta-analysis of proportions: Victoria Nyaga, Marc Arbyn and Marc Aerts
METAREG: Stata module to perform meta-analysis regression: Roger Harbord and Julian Higgins