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Three different methods have been suggested in the econometrics literature to deal with the initial conditions problem in dynamic Probit models for panel data. Heckman (1981) suggest to approximate the reduced form marginal probability of the initial state with a Probit model and allow free...
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An overview of using Stata to perform candidate gene association analysis will be presented. Areas covered will include data manipulation, Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium, calculating and plotting linkage disequilibrium, estimating haplotypes, and interfacing with external programs.
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A new command metamiss performs meta-analysis when some or all studies have missing data. A variety of assumptions are available, including missing-at-random, missing=failure, worst and best cases, and incorporating a user-specified prior distribution for the degree of informative missingness....
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This talk discusses ineqrbd, a program for OLS regression-based decomposition suggested by G.S. Fields (“Accounting for Income Inequality and Its Change: A New Method, with Application to the Distribution of Earnings in the United States”, Research in Labor Economics, 2003). It provides an...
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WinBUGS is a program for Bayesian model fitting by Gibbs sampling. WinBUGS has limited facilities for data handling, whereas Stata has excellent data handling but no routines for Bayesian analysis; therefore, much can be gained by running Stata and WinBUGS together. This talk explains the use of...
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Stata has for a long time the capability of imposing the constraint that parameters are a linear function of one another. It does not have the capability to impose the constraint that if a set of parameters change (due to interaction terms) they will maintain the relative differences among them....
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There has been a considerable growth of interest among Stata users and more widely in the practical use of multiple imputation as a principled route to the analysis of datasets with missing covariate values. Sophisticated Stata software (ice) is available for creating multiply imputed datasets....
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A new package called -adolist- is presented. -adolist- is a tool to create, install and uninstall lists of user ado packages ("adolists"). For example, -adolist- can create a list of all user packages installed on a system and then install the same packages on another system. Moreover, -adolist-...
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The talk will present the instrumental variables (IV) regression estimator, a key tool for the estimation of relationships incorporating endogeneity/two-way causality or measurement error, focusing on the Baum/Schaffer/Stillman ivreg2 package and Stata 10’s new ivregress command. The IV or...
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The cendif module is part of the somersd package, and calculates confidence intervals for the Hodges–Lehmann median difference between values of a variable in two subpopulations. The traditional Lehmann formula, unlike the formula used by cendif, assumes that the two subpopulation...
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