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Stata Extensibility with the Java API: Tools, Examples, and Advice

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  • Billy Buchanan

    (Fayette County Public Schools)

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The inclusion of the Java API for Stata provides users, and user programmers, with exciting opportunities to leverage a wide array of existing work in the context of their Stata workflow. This talk will introduce a few tools designed to help others wanting to integrate Java libraries into their workflow – the Stata Maven Archetype and the StataJavaUtilities library. In addition to a higher level overview, the presentation will also show others examples of using existing Java libraries to expand statistical models in psychometrics, send yourself emails when your job is complete, phonetic string encodings and string distances, accessing file/operating system properties, and others that they can use as starting points for developing their own Java plugins in Stata.

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  • Billy Buchanan, 2017. "Stata Extensibility with the Java API: Tools, Examples, and Advice," 2017 Stata Conference 2, Stata Users Group.
    • Handle: RePEc:boc:scon17:2
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