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Stata Code Examples
Reproducible research with Stata
I have recently become aware of a Stata package called MarkDoc. It process the scml file and runs the result through pandoc to produce pdf, html, docx, and other output. It is kind of buggy and not well documented, but the .ado files are small enough to follow and fix if needed. MarkDoc Package 2.1MARKDOC: Stata module to convert SMCL logfiles to Markdown format
Dynamic documents in Stata: MarkDoc, Ketchup, and Weaver (pdf)
Examples:
- sepsis.do: MarkDoc example using some real code
- test.do: a contrived example to try a few things
- markdoc_markdown.do: another contrived example (works better)
- descriptives.do: a real do file
- autocode_and_assert_example.do: example of use of autocode and assert command
- http://www.stata.com/meeting/nordic-and-baltic14/abstracts/ (Bill Rising, StataCorp)
A collection of commands for Stata, LaTeX, and other programming languages
Stata output as PDF
cd "f:\some\path\" log using log_file_name, replace . . (do some work; produce a graph) . . roccomp sepsis logodds_a logodds_b logodds_ab, summary name(some_graph) . . graph export some_graph.pdf, replace . . log close translate log_file_name.smcl log_file_name.pdf
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. about Stata/IC 13.1 for Windows (64-bit x86-64) Revision 19 Dec 2014 Copyright 1985-2013 StataCorp LP Total physical memory: 4191800 KB Available physical memory: 1736860 KB Single-user Stata perpetual license: Serial number: 301306207433 Licensed to: Dale Plummer Vanderbilt .
How to draw maps with Stata
In Stata, how to display p-value to higher precision after a regression
* * Run the regression. * poisson total_cost post, exposure(count) irr * * Display p-value to higher precision. * local z=_b[post]/_se[post] disp `z' local p=2*normal(-abs(`z')) disp "p=`p'" * * Here is another way to display to higher precision. * estimates table, p(%12.10g)
Running Stata as a batch job
$ cd dirname $ nohup stata -b do mydofile &
Getting Started with R for Stata Users
- Getting started with R, for Stata users
- A Quick and Easy Way to Turn Your Stata Knowledge into R Knowledge
- Getting Started in R~Stata Notes on Exploring Data
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autocode_and_assert_example.do | manage | 4.3 K | 24 Mar 2015 - 09:51 | DalePlummer | example of use of autocode and assert command |
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descriptives.do | manage | 2.9 K | 20 Mar 2015 - 14:32 | DalePlummer | |
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markdoc_markdown.do | manage | 2.6 K | 10 Mar 2015 - 10:51 | DalePlummer | another contrived example (works better) |
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sepsis.do | manage | 3.4 K | 10 Mar 2015 - 10:48 | DalePlummer | MarkDoc example using some real code |
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test.do | manage | 0.2 K | 10 Mar 2015 - 10:49 | DalePlummer | a contrived example to try a few things |
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