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2026
- 27 sparkta - Interactive, self-contained HTML charts and dashboards from Stata
by Fahad Mirza - 26 Visualizing complex policy sequences in Stata using flexible subsetting
by Andrea Chu - 25 Bootstrapping time-dependent stationary processes
by Kit Baum & Jesús Otero - 24 mlim: Single and multiple imputation with automated machine learning
by E.F. Haghish - 23 Implementing mixed-data sampling models for temporal sampling and aggregation in Stata
by Stephen Snudden & Quinlan Lee - 22 Development of SSC-NG: the Next Generation SSC Archive
by Kit Baum & Lars Vilhuber - 21 Clinical trial design using Stata
by Alex Asher - 20 Beyond teffects and lateffects: Average and local average treatment effects with covariates in Stata
by Tymon Sloczynski & S. Derya Uysal & Jeffrey M. Wooldridge - 18 Epi-nomics: Applying lessons from epidemiolgy research on misclassifaction to economics policy evaluation
by Patrick Koval & Daniel Schwab - 12 Predictors of electrical vs pharmacologic cardioversion in critically ill patients with atrial fibrillation
by Sidra Ambreen - 08 From messy strings to analysis-ready data: Practical data cleaning with Stata string functions and regular expressions
by Rixin Wen - 07 Creating interactive dashboards in Stata with dash
by Billy Buchanan - 06 A flexible, heterogeneous treatment-effects difference-in-differences estimator for repeated cross-sections
by Jeff Zabel & Partha Deb & Edward C. Norton - 05 Heterogeneous DID whith first-switch designs
by Enrique Pinzón - 04 Rolling difference-in-differences estimation for small and large panels
by Soo Jeong Lee & Elizabeth Kayoon Hur & Jeffrey M. Wooldridge - 03 From Qualtrics to Word: Automating survey workflows in Stata
by Inah Ko - 02 Teaching Stata through real failure: What went wrong, what worked, and what we changed
by Paris Johnson & George Anyumba
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