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Data for people in a family, firms in a sector, or members of any kind of group are often analyzed using data for the other members in each group. Examples are the number of older children for each child in a family or the mean investment of other firms in the same year. Many such problems yield...
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The Stata Technical Bulletin (STB ) started publication in March 1991 and ceased in May 2001, after 61 bimonthly issues. It has been succeeded by the Stata Journal (SJ), of which two quarterly issues have so far appeared, 1(1) for the last quarter of 2001 and 2(1) for the first of 2002. Although...
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Graphics and categorical data are odd bedfellows. A pie chart of the frequencies of a categorical variable may be the first statistical technique taught to young children, and there is a very substantial if self-contained literature on biplots and related methods. Yet in between many texts and...
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Seasonal effects are dominant in many environmental time series and important or at least notable in many economic or biomedical time series, to name only a few application areas represented in the Stata user community. In several fields it seems rare to use anything other than basic line graphs...
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The Stata program triplot produces a triangular plot of three variables with constant sum. Most commonly, three fractions or proportions add to 1, or three percents add to 100. The constant sum constraint means that there are just two independent pieces of information. Hence, it is possible to...
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Seasonal effects are dominant in many environmental time series and important or at least notable in many economic or biomedical time series, to name only a few application areas represented in the Stata user community. In several fields it seems rare to use anything other than basic line graphs...
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This presentation will illustrate several uses of the programs in the dirtools package. dirtools is a collection of programs designed to deal with native Stata files (that is, .dta, .do, .ado, .mata, or .gph) and some of the more frequently generated file formats (.eps, .pdf, and .tex). The...
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