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SENSIMATCH: Stata module to provide data-driven sensitivity analysis for Matching estimator: Giovanni Cerulli
SENSPEC: Stata module to compute sensitivity and specificity results saved in generated variables: Roger Newson
SEPSCATTER: Stata module to draw scatter (or other twoway) plots separated by a third variable: Nicholas Cox
SEQ: Stata module to generate sequences of integers: Nicholas Cox
SEQLOGIT: Stata module to fit a sequential logit model: Maarten Buis
SEQUENCE: Stata module for generating versatile numeric sequences: Ariel Linden
SETPOISSON: Stata module to estimate a Selection Endogenous Treatment Poisson model by MSL: Alfonso Miranda
SETRNGSEED: Stata module to to set random-number seed using truly random integer from random.org: Antoine Terracol and William Gould
SF12: Stata module to validate sf12 input and calculate sf12 version 2 t scores: Niels Henrik Bruun
SF36: Stata module to calculate summary statistics for the SF-36 Health Survey Instrument: Philip Ryan
SF36FR: Stata module to compute the scores of the French versions of the SF36 questionnaire: Jean-Benoit Hardouin
SF36V2: Stata module to score Short-Form 36 version 2: Monica Daigl
SFCROSS: Stata module for cross-sectional stochastic frontier models estimation: Federico Belotti, Silvio Daidone, Vincenzo Atella and Giuseppe Ilardi
SFKK: Stata module to estimate endogenous stochastic frontier models in the style of Karakaplan and Kutlu: Mustafa Karakaplan
SFPANEL: Stata module for panel data stochastic frontier models estimation: Federico Belotti, Silvio Daidone, Vincenzo Atella and Giuseppe Ilardi
SGTREG: Stata module to perform Regression using the Skewed Generalized T Distribution: Carter Davis
SHAPLEY2: Stata module to compute additive decomposition of estimation statistics by regressors or groups of regressors: Florian Wendelspiess Chávez Juárez
SHAPLEY: Stata module to perform additive decomposition of sample statistic: Stanislav Kolenikov
SHEAFCOEF: Stata module to compute sheaf coefficients: Maarten Buis
SHORTANDLONG: RATS procedure to compute factor covariance matrix with short and long run restrictions: Tom Doan
SHORTDIR: Stata module to return the short Windows directory path name: Dan Blanchette
SHORTH: Stata module for descriptive statistics based on shortest halves: Nicholas Cox
SHOWGPH: Stata module to to show graphs previously saved: Jan Brogger and Nicholas Cox
SHOWNEAR: Stata module to show nearby values of numeric variable: Nicholas Cox
SHP2DTA: Stata module to converts shape boundary files to Stata datasets: Kevin Crow
SHUFFLE8: Stata module to shuffle a list: Ben Jann
SHUFFLE: Stata module to shuffle a list: Ben Jann
SHUFFLEVAR: Stata module to shuffle variables relative to the rest of the dataset: Gabriel Rossman
SICFF: Stata module to create Fama French Industry Variable from SIC Code: Tyson Van Alfen
SIGCOEF: Stata module to count statistically significant coefficients across models: Jun Xu
SILHOUETTE: Stata module to calculate and graph silhouette width for cluster analysis: Brendan Halpin
SIM_ARMA: Stata module to simulate data for ARMA processes: Jeff Pitblado
SIMARWILSON: Stata module to perform Simar & Wilson (2007) efficiency analysis: Oleg Badunenko and Harald Tauchmann
SIMGBM: MATLAB function to simulate trajectories of Geometric Brownian Motion (GBM): Rafał Weron
SIMHESTON: MATLAB function to simulate trajectories of the spot price and volatility processes in the Heston (1993) model: Agnieszka Janek and Rafał Weron
SIMIRT: Stata module to process data generated by IRT models: Jean-Benoit Hardouin
SIMON2STAGE: Stata module to to compute the design parameters for a Simon two-stage design: Adrian Mander
SIMPPLOT: Stata module creating a plot describing p-values from a simulation by comparing nominal significance levels with the coverages: Maarten Buis
SIMPUTE: Stata module to evaluate the effect of missing data on a published clinical trial: Adrian Mander
SIMSUM: Stata module to perform analyses of simulation studies including Monte Carlo error: Ian White
SIMUPED: Stata module to simulate two- and three-generation family data: James Cui
SINGLEARM: Stata module supporting design and analysis of single-arm clinical trials: Michael J. Grayling
SINGLEB: Stata module to compute Contingent Valuation using Single-Bounded Dichotomous Choice: Alejandro Lopez-Feldman
SIVREG: Stata module to perform adaptive Lasso with some invalid instruments: Helmut Farbmacher
SIXPLOT: Stata module to display six diagnostic and descriptive graphs for a single variable: Peter Lachenbruch
SIZEFX: Stata module to compute effect size correlations: Matthew Openshaw
SKBIM: Stata module to generate a sample from a bimodal distribution using normal or skewed (skew-normal) unimodal distributions, as defined by the user: Evangelos Kontopantelis
SKDECOMP: Stata module to estimate Shapley value of growth, price, and distribution components on changes in poverty indicators: Bernardo Atuesta, João Pedro Azevedo, R. Castañeda and Viviane Sanfelice
SKEWPLOT: Stata module to draw skewness plots: Nicholas Cox
SKILMACK: Stata module to calculate Skillings-Mack statistic: Mark Chatfield