Stata Technical Bulletin 14
table of contents
- an1.1: STB categories and insert codes
- an33: CRC has a new address...and a new name
- Author: Alexandria Humphreys, StataCorp
- an34: Stata 3.1 is available now
- Author: Patricia Branton, StataCorp
- an35: A first look at Stata 3.1
- Author: Sean Becketti, STB Editor
- cc1: Stata chosen for the Medicare program
- Author: Charles Chapin, Health Services Advisory Group
- dm14: Converting Julian dates to Stata elasped dates
- Author: Charles Chapin, Health Services Advisory Group
- dm14.1: Converting Stata elapsed dates to Julian dates
- Author: S. Becketti
- os10: A method for taking notes during a Stata session
- Author: Bill Rising, Kentucky Medical Review Organization
- os11: A poor-man's 'windowing' environment for Stata
- Author: Paul Geiger, University of Southern California School of Medicine
- qs5: How to create stacked bar charts of percentages
- Author: Felicia Knaul, Departmento Nacional de Plantacion, Republica de Columbia
- qs6: Query for chemists, physiologists, and pharmacologists
- Author: Paul Geiger, University of Southern California School of Medicine
- qs7: Maximum-likelihood estimation of Gaussian mixtures
- Author: Isaias Hazarmabeth Salgado-Ugarte, University of Tokyo
- sg16.2: GLM: A unified power-link based program including the negative binomial
- Author: Joseph Hilbe, Department of Sociology, Arizona State University
- sg18: An improved R2
- Authors: Patrick Royston, Royal Postgraduate Medical School, London, UK
Richard Goldstein, Qualitas, Brighton, MA
- snp5: The run test for random order
- Author: Sean Becketti, STB Editor
- ssi4: Confidence intervals in logit and probit models
- Author: William Gould, StataCorp
