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Stata Users Group

West Coast Stata Users' Group Meetings 2007

Contact information of Stata Users Group:
Postal: Administration Building, 140 Commonwealth Avenue, Chestnut Hill MA 02467
Phone: 617-552-3670
Fax: 617-552-2308
Email:
Web page: http://stata.com/meeting/wcsug07/
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Series handle: repec:boc:wsug07

2007

18 Estimating average treatment effects in Stata
by Guido Imbens [Downloadable!]
17 Creating self-validating datasets
by Bill Rising [Downloadable!]
16 Graph editing
by Vince Wiggins
15 Teaching with Stata
by Alan Acock & Tony Lachenbruch [Downloadable!]
14 Multilevel modeling of complex survey data
by Sophia Rabe-Hesketh [Downloadable!]
13 Panel data methods for microeconometrics using Stata
by Colin Cameron [Downloadable!]
12 Prediction of random effects and effects of misspecification of their distribution
by Charles McCulloch [Downloadable!]
11 Rapid Formation of Regression Tables for Research Purposes
by Roy Wada [Downloadable!]
10 Calculating measures of comorbidity using administrative data
by Vicki Stagg [Downloadable!]
9 Managing meta-data in Stata
by Elliott Lowy [Downloadable!]
8 Syntax coloring, etc
by Elliott Lowy [Downloadable!]
7 Modeling multiple source risk factor data and health outcomes in twins
by Andy Bogart & Jack Goldberg [Downloadable!]
6 An Algorithm for Creating Models for Imputation Using the MICE Approach: An Application in Stata
by Rose Medeiros [Downloadable!]
5 Using Regular Expressions for Data Management in Stata
by Rose Medeiros [Downloadable!]
4 Survey Data Analysis with Stata 10: Accessible and Comprehensive
by Christine Wells [Downloadable!]
3 Estimating Heterogeneous Choice Models with Stata
by Richard Williams [Downloadable!]
2 Repeated Measures Anova: the Wide, the Long and the Long
by Phil Ender [Downloadable!]
1 Meta-analytical Integration of Diagnostic Accuracy Studies in Stata
by Ben Dwamena [Downloadable!]

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