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Data Analysis Using Stata
Table of contents Preface (pdf) 0 About the book 0.1 Structure 0.2 Using this book: Materials and hints 0.3 Teaching with this manual 1 "The first time" 1.1 Starting Stata 1.2 Setting up your screen 1.3 Your first analysis 1.4 Do-files 1.5 Exiting Stata 2 Working with do-files 2.1 From interactive work to working with a do-file 2.1.1 Alternative 1 2.1.2 Alternative 2 2.2 Designing do-files 2.2.1 Comments 2.2.2 Line breaks 2.2.3 Some crucial commands 2.3 Organizing your work 2.4 Summary 3 The grammar of Stata 3.1 The elements of Stata commands 3.1.1 Stata commands 3.1.2 The variable list List of variables: required or optional Abbreviation rules Special listings 3.1.3 Options 3.1.4 The in qualifier 3.1.5 The if qualifier 3.1.6 Expressions Operators Functions 3.1.7 Lists of numbers 3.1.8 Using filenames 3.2 Repeating similar commands 3.2.1 The by prefix 3.2.2 The foreach loop 3.2.3 The forvalues loop 3.3 Weights 4 Some general comments on the statistical commands 5 Creating and changing variables 5.1 The commands generate and replace 5.1.1 Variable names 5.1.2 Some examples 5.1.3 Changing codes with by, _n, and _N 5.1.4 Subscripts 5.2 Specialized recoding commands 5.2.1 The recode command 5.2.2 The egen command 5.3 Additional tools for recording data 5.3.1 String functions 5.3.2 Date functions 5.4 Commands for dealing with missing values 5.5 Labels 5.6 Storage types, or, the ghost in the machine 6 Creating and changing graphs 6.1 A primer on graph syntax 6.2 Graph types 6.2.1 Examples 6.2.2 Specialized graphs 6.3 Graph elements 6.3.1 Appearance of data Choice of marker Marker colors Marker size Lines 6.3.2 Graph and plot regions Graph size Plot region Scaling the axes 6.3.3 Information inside the plot region Reference lines Labeling inside the plot region 6.3.4 Information outside the plot region Labeling the axes Tick lines Axis titles The legend Graph titles 6.4 Multiple graphs 6.4.1 Overlaying numerous twoway graphs 6.4.2 Option by() 6.4.3 Combining graphs 6.5 Saving and printing graphs 7 Describing and comparing distributions 7.1 Categories: Few or many? 7.2 Variables with few categories 7.2.1 Tables Frequency tables More than one frequency table Comparing distributions Summary statistics 7.2.2 Graphs Histograms Bar charts Dot chart 7.3 Variables with many categories 7.3.1 Frequencies of grouped data Some remarks on grouping data Special techniques for grouping data 7.3.2 Describing data using statistics Important summary statistics The summarize command The tabstat command Comparing distributions using statistics 7.3.3 Graphs Box plots Histograms Kernel density estimation Quantile plot 7.3.4 Summary 7.4 Summary 8 Introduction to linear regression 8.1 Simple linear regression 8.1.1 The basic principle 8.1.2 Linear regression using Stata The table of coefficients Standard errors The table of ANOVA results The model fit table 8.2 Multiple regression 8.2.1 Multiple regression using Stata 8.2.2 Additional computations 8.2.3 What does "under control" mean? 8.3 Regression diagnostics 8.3.1 Violation of E(εi) = 0 Linearity Influential cases Omitted variables 8.3.2 Violation of Var(εi) = σ2 8.3.3 Violation of Cov(εi, εj) = 0, i ≠ j 8.4 Model extensions 8.4.1 Categorical independent variables 8.4.2 Interaction terms 8.4.3 Regression models using transformed variables Nonlinear relations Eliminating heteroskedasticity 8.5 More on standard errors 8.5.1 Bootstrap techniques 8.5.2 Confidence intervals in cluster samples 8.6 Advanced techniques 8.6.1 Median regression 8.6.2 Regression models for panel data From wide to long format Fixed-effects models 8.6.3 Error-component models 8.7 Summary 9 Regression models for categorical dependent variables 9.1 The linear probability model 9.2 Basic concepts 9.2.1 Odds, log odds, and odds ratios 9.2.2 Excursion: The maximum likelihood principle 9.3 Logistic regression with Stata 9.3.1 The coefficients block Sign interpretation Interpretation with odds ratios Probability interpretation 9.3.2 The iteration block 9.3.3 The model fit block Classification tables Pearson chi-squared 9.4 Logistic regression diagnostics 9.4.1 Linearity 9.4.2 Influential cases 9.5 Likelihood-ratio test 9.6 Refined models 9.7 Advanced techniques 9.7.1 Probit models 9.7.2 Multinomial logistic regression 9.7.3 Models for ordinal data 9.8 Summary 10 Reading and writing data 10.1 The goal: The data matrix 10.2 Importing machine-readable data 10.2.1 Reading system files from other packages 10.2.2 Reading ASCII text files Reading data in spreadsheet format Reading data in free format Reading data in fixed format 10.3 Inputting data 10.3.1 Input data using the editor 10.3.2 The input command 10.4 Combining data 10.4.1 The GSOEP database 10.4.2 The merge command The merge procedure Keeping track of observations Merging more than two files Merging data on different levels 10.4.3 The append command 10.5 Saving and exporting data 10.6 Handling big datasets 10.6.1 Rules for handling the working memory 10.6.2 Using oversized datasets 10.7 Summary 11 Do-files for advanced users and user-written programs 11.1 Two examples of usage 11.2 Four programming tools 11.2.1 Local macros 11.2.2 Do-files 11.2.3 Programs 11.2.4 Programs in do-files and ado-files 11.3 User-written Stata commands 11.3.1 Parsing variable lists 11.3.2 Parsing options 11.3.3 Parsing if and in qualifiers 11.3.4 Generating an unknown number of variables 11.3.5 Default values 11.3.6 Extended macro functions 11.3.7 Avoiding changes in the dataset 11.3.8 Help files 11.4 Summary 12 Around Stata 12.1 Resources and information 12.2 Taking care of Stata 12.3 Additional procedures 12.3.1 SJ and STB ado-files 12.3.2 SSC ado-files 12.3.3 Other ado-files 12.4 Summary References Author index (pdf) Subject index (pdf)
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