UK Stata Conference 2023

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23: geoplot: A new command to draw maps

Ben Jann

22: The joy of sets: Graphical alternatives to Euler and Venn diagrams

Nicholas Cox and Tim P. Morris

21: Network regressions in Stata

Jan Ditzen, William Grieser and Morad Zekhnini

20: A robust test for linear and log-linear models against Box-Cox alternatives

David Vincent

19: Heterogeneous difference-in-difference estimation

Enrique Pinzón

18: Use of Stata in modeling the determinants of work engagement

Paulina Hojda

17: Drivers of COVID-19 deaths in the United States: A two-stage modeling approach

Andres Garcia-Suaza, Miguel Henry, Jesus Otero and Christopher Baum

16: How to check a simulation study

Ian R White, Tra My Pham, Matteo Quartagno and Tim P Morris

15: Facilities for optimising and designing multi-arm multi-stage (MAMS) randomised controlled trials with binary outcomes

Babak Choodari-Oskooei, Daniel J. Bratton and Mahesh KB Parmar

14: A short report on making Stata secure, and adding metadata, in a new data platform

Bjarte Aagnes

13: Fitting the Skellam distribution in Stata

Vincenzo Verardi

12: pystacked and ddml: machine learning for prediction and causal inference in Stata

Achim Ahrens, Christian Hansen, Mark Schaffer and Thomas Wiemann

11: Plot suite – fast graphing commands for very large datasets

Jan Kabátek

10: gigs package - new egen extensions for international newborn and child growth standards

Simon Parker, Linda Vesel and Eric Ohuma

09: On the shoulders of giants: Writing wrapper commands in Stata

Sebastian Kripfganz

08: A Review of Machine Learning Commands in Stata: Performance and Usability Evaluation

Giovanni Cerulli

07: Object-Oriented Programming in Mata

Daniel C. Schneider

06: Prioritizing clinically important outcomes using the win ratio

John Gregson, Tim Collier and Joan Pedro Ferreira

05: Bayesian Model Averaging

Yulia Marchenko

04: A suite of programs for the design, development and validation of clinical prediction models

Joie Ensor

03: Influence Analysis with Panel Data using Stata

Annalivia Polselli

02: Multiply imputing informatively censored time-to-event data

Ian R White and Patrick Royston

01: Customized Markdown and.docx tables using listtab and docxtab

Roger Newson