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Survey Data Analysis with Stata 10: Accessible and Comprehensive

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Christine Wells () (UCLA Academic Technology Services)
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The presentation will discuss Stata’s evolution into a comprehensive survey data analysis package by looking at its past, present and possible future. Comparisons will be made with other survey data analysis software packages, such as SUDAAN, WesVar, SAS and SPSS, with respect to both survey designs that can be analyzed as well as the types of analyses that can be conducted.

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Paper provided by Stata Users Group in its series West Coast Stata Users' Group Meetings 2007 with number 4.

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