A HANDBOOK OF STATISTICAL ANALYSES USING STATA

15 01 2012
Stata is an exciting statistical package which can be used for many standard and non-standard methods of data analysis. Stata is particularly useful for modeling complex data from longitudinal studies or surveys and is therefore ideal for analyzing results from clinical trials or epidemiological studies. The extensive graphic facilities of the software are also valuable to the modern dataanalyst. In addition, Stata provides a powerful programming language that enables ‘taylor-made’ analyses to be applied relatively simply. As a result, many Stata users are developing (and making available to other users) new programs reflecting recent developments in statistics which are frequently incorporated into the Stata package.




A HANDBOOK OF STATISTICAL ANALYSES USING STATA THIRD EDITION

10 01 2009

Stata is an exciting statistical package that offers all standard and many non-standard methods of data analysis. In addition to general methods such as linear, logistic and Poisson regression and generalized linear models, Stata provides many more specialized analyses, such as generalized estimating equations from biostatistics and the Heckman selection model from econometrics. Stata has extensive capabilities for the analysis of survival data, time series, panel (or longitudinal) data, and complex survey data. For all estimation problems, inferences can be made more robust to model misspecification using bootstrapping or robust standard errors based on the sandwich estimator. In each new release of Stata, its capabilities are significantly enhanced by a team of excellent statisticians and developers at Stata Corporation.

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