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A Gentle Introduction to Stata, Second
Edition, by Alan C. Acock, is aimed at new Stata users who want to become
proficient in Stata. After reading this introductory text, new users will
not only be able to use Stata well but also learn new aspects of Stata
easily.
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An Introduction to Stata for Health
Researchers, Second Edition, by Svend Juul, is distinguished in its careful attention
to detail. The reader will learn not only how to use Stata but also the
skills needed to create the reproducible analyses so necessary in the field.
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The fourth edition of Sampling of Populations: Methods and Applications,
by Paul S. Levy and Stanley Lemeshow, provides an excellent introduction to the methods of survey statistics while grounding the analysis in concise empirical applications.
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Multivariable Model-Building: A pragmatic
approach to regression analysis based on fractional polynomials for
modelling continuous variables, by Patrick Royston and Willi Sauerbrei,
presents a well-rounded, practical approach to model selection, with its
bulk devoted to general variable selection through the use of stepwise
procedures (or otherwise) and the selection of functional forms for
continuous variables.
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A Visual Guide to Stata Graphics, Second
Edition, by Michael N. Mitchell, is a complete guide to Stata’s
graph command and the associated Graph Editor. Whether you want to tame the
Stata graph command, quickly find out how to produce a graphical effect,
master the Stata Graph Editor, or learn approaches that can be used to
construct custom graphs, this is the book to read.
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