Statistical Software Components

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MRJD_SIM: MATLAB function to simulate trajectories of a Mean-Reverting Jump-Diffusion (MRJD) process: Rafał Weron
MROBUST: Stata module to estimate model robustness and model influence: Cristobal Young and Katherine Holsteen
MRPROBIT: Stata module to estimate probit with Misclassification of the Dependent Variable: Nikolas Mittag
MRSPREP: Stata module to estimate marginal relative survival models: Paul Lambert
MRTAB: Stata module to compute one- and two-way tables of multiple responses: Ben Jann and Hilde Schaeper
MSCATTER: Stata module to produce multiple scatter plots: Fernando Rios-Avila
MSCOLOGIT: Stata module to estimate multiscale ordered logit model: Markus Gangl
MSDECO: Stata module to calculate the Mookherjee & Shorrocks (1982) over-time inequality decomposition by subgroup: Andrew Silva
MSDIRB: Stata module to create a dataset of file names from the output of a MS-DOS dir/b command (Windows only): Roger Newson
MSEFFECT: Stata module to estimate the mean effect size of (binary/multiple group) treatment on multiple outcomes: Zizhong Yan
MSEMSETUPSTD: RATS procedure to perform Markov switching procedures for EM estimation: Tom Doan
MSP: Stata module to perform the Mokken Scale Procedure: Jean-Benoit Hardouin
MSPLOT: Stata module for multiple median-spline plots: Nicholas Cox
MSREGRESSION: RATS procedure to perform Markov switching linear regression procedures: Tom Doan
MSS: Stata module to perform heteroskedasticity test for quantile and OLS regressions: José António Machado and João Santos Silva
MSSETUP: RATS procedure to perform Markov switching general support procedures: Tom Doan
MSSYSREGRESSION: RATS procedure to perform Markov switching linear systems regression procedures: Tom Doan
MSTDIZE: Stata module to produce marginal standardization of two-way tables: Nicholas Cox
MSTORE: Stata module to Store and Retrieve Matrices with Dataset: Michael Blasnik
MSVARSETUP: RATS procedure to perform Markov switching VAR setup procedures: Tom Doan
MSWTABLE: Stata module to provide wrapper for putdocx table: John Casterline
MTAB: Stata module to store results in a matrix: Chunsen Wu
MTAD: Stata module to perform Multinomial Test of Agglomeration and Dispersion: Timothy Simcoe
MTEBINARY: Stata module to compute Marginal Treatment Effects (MTE) With a Binary Instrument: Amanda Kowalski, Yen Tran and Ljubica Ristovska
MTEFE: Stata module to compute marginal treatment effects with factor variables: Martin Andresen
MTEMORE: Stata module to compute Marginal Treatment Effects (MTE) With a Binary Instrument: Amanda Kowalski, Yen Tran and Ljubica Ristovska
MTPI: Stata module for the modified Toxicity Probability Interval design: Adrian Mander
MTREATREG: Stata module to fits models with multinomial treatments and continuous, count and binary outcomes using maximum simulated likelihood: Partha Deb
MULOGIT: Stata module to calculate multivariate and univariate odds ratios in logistic regression: Leif E. Peterson
MULTENCODE: Stata module to encode multiple string variables into numeric: Nicholas Cox
MULTIAUC: Stata module to calculate of correlated areas under the receiver operating characteristic curves and their differences: Leonardo Guizzetti
MULTIBAR: Stata module to produce bar and dot graphs for use with overlapping over() categories: Fred Wolfe
MULTICOEFPLOT: Stata module to produce advanced repeated cross-section graphical analysis: Matteo Pinna
MULTIDOT: Stata module for multiple panel dot charts and similar: Nicholas Cox
MULTIF: Stata module to construct multiple if-restrictions with the same value for different variables: Sven-Kristjan Bormann
MULTILINE: Stata module for multiple panel line plots: Nicholas Cox
MULTIMPORT: Stata module to import multiple non-Stata datafiles into memory, appending them automatically: Alvaro Carril
MULTIPC2D: RATS module for cointegration tests in heterogenous panels with multiple regressors: Peter Pedroni
MULTIPLEBREAKS: RATS procedure to perform multiple structural change analysis: Tom Doan
MULTIPURT: Stata module to run 1st and 2nd generation panel unit root tests for multiple variables and lags: Markus Eberhardt
MULTISHELL: Stata module to allot do files and variations of loops across parallel instances of Windows Stata and computers efficiently: Jan Ditzen
MULTISITE: Stata module to install the four components of the multisite poackage: Clément de Chaisemartin, Antoine Deeb and Bingxue Li
MULTISITE_REGITT: Stata module to compute the coefficients from a regression of site-level ITTs on site-level characteristics in multi-site randomized trials: Clément de Chaisemartin, Antoine Deeb and Bingxue Li
MULTISITE_REGLATE: Stata module to Estimates the sign of univariate regression coefficients from regressions of site-level LATEs on site-level characteristics in multi-site randomized trials studied in de Chaisemartin & Deeb (2024): Clément de Chaisemartin, Antoine Deeb and Bingxue Li
MULTISITE_VARITT: Stata module to estimate and conduct inference on the variance of ITTs across sites in multi-site randomized trials: Clément de Chaisemartin and Antoine Deeb
MULTISITE_VARLATE: Stata module to estimate and conduct inference on the variance of LATEs across sites in multi-site randomized trials: Clément de Chaisemartin and Antoine Deeb
MULTISTATE: Stata module to perform multi-state survival analysis: Michael J. Crowther and Paul Lambert
MULTIVRS: Stata module to conduct multiverse analysis: Cristobal Young and Katherine Holsteen
MULTNORM: RATS module to generate a sample from a multivariate normal population: Eric Blankmeyer
MUNDLAK: Stata module to estimate random-effects regressions adding group-means of independent variables to the model: Francisco (Paco) Perales