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Stata Users Group

United Kingdom Stata Users' Group Meetings 2001

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Postal: Administration Building, 140 Commonwealth Avenue, Chestnut Hill MA 02467
Phone: 617-552-3670
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Web page: http://www.stata.com/meeting/7uk
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Series handle: repec:boc:usug01

2001

17 Frailty in survival analysis models (parametric frailty, parametric shared frailty, and frailty in Cox models
by Roberto G. Gutierrez [Downloadable!]
16 Extensions to gllamm6
by Sophia Rabe-Hesketh & Andrew Pickles & Anders Skrondal [Downloadable!]
15 Parametric survival functions
by Patrick Royston [Downloadable!]
14 Predicting ordinal outcomes: options and assumptions
by Mark Lunt [Downloadable!]
13 Smoothed hazards
by Ken Simons
12 Propensity score matching
by Barbara Sianesi [Downloadable!]
11 Splines with parameters that can be explained in words to non-mathematicians
by Roger Newson [Downloadable!]
10 A discrete time split population survival (cure) model
by Stephen Jenkins [Downloadable!]
9 Failure rates in the presence of competing risks
by Mohamed Ali
8 Efficient management of multi-frequency panel data with Stata
by Christopher F Baum [Downloadable!]
7 Triangular plots
by Nicholas J. Cox [Downloadable!]
6 xtgraph: summary graphs of xt data
by Paul Seed [Downloadable!]
5 A graphical interface for estimation commands
by Michael Hills & David Clayton [Downloadable!]
4 G-estimation of the effect of exposures in longitudinal studies
by Jonathan Sterne & Kate Tilling
3 Adjusting for cross-over in a trial with survival end-points
by Ian White & Abdel Babiker & Sarah Walker [Downloadable!]
2 Fitting log-linear models with ignorable and non-ignorable missing data
by Andrew Pickles
1 Plotting graded data: a Tukey-ish approach
by Nicholas J. Cox [Downloadable!]
0 Minutes of the 2001 SUGUK meeting
by Bianca L. DeStavola [Downloadable!]
00 Report to Users / Wishes and Grumbles
by Stephen Jenkins [Downloadable!]

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