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catmetrics: Computing 300 measures of association, similarity, and forecast evaluation for categorical data

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  • Andrei Sirchenko

    (Nyenrode Business Universiteit)

  • Dragoş Bînzari

    (Universiteit van Amsterdam)

  • Konrad Wrębiak

    (Universiteit van Amsterdam)

Abstract

This talk introduces catmetrics, a new Stata command for computing various measures of association, similarity, and deterministic and probabilistic forecast evaluation for categorical data. The command accommodates binary, nominal, and ordinal multicategory data. It reports over 300 distinct measures, providing their alternative names across various disciplines and their attainable ranges. Furthermore, in addition to overall metrics, catmetrics calculates class-specific quantities for each category, as well as their macro and weighted averages.

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  • Andrei Sirchenko & Dragoş Bînzari & Konrad Wrębiak, "undated". "catmetrics: Computing 300 measures of association, similarity, and forecast evaluation for categorical data," Italian Stata Conference 2026 13, Stata Users Group.
    • Handle: RePEc:boc:ital26:13
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