Cool ado-files
An archive of user contributed Stata commands is maintained by Christopher
Baum (baum@bc.edu) at
the Boston College Statistical Software Components Archive. Most of these
commands appeared on Statalist in
response to questions or as independent contributions. They are written by
Stata users (including StataCorp staff) and have either not appeared in the Stata Journal or STB or are updates of
commands that have appeared in the Stata Journal or STB.
Contributed Commands — Statalist ado-file Archives
When searching for Stata programs using the IDEAS search engine, we recommend
including the terms "+Stata +module" to help limit the search to Stata
programs and commands. For example, to locate Nicholas Cox's command for
graphing horizontal bar charts we could search on "+Stata +module +bar"
If you are unfamiliar with installing new Stata commands, you can
take a look at
How to load and install
user contributed commands (ado-files)
In addition to the Statalist archive, some commands contributed by Stata staff
members and Stata users can be downloaded below.
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Practical Statistics for Medical Research menus (Stata 6) |
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Authors: |
Patrick Royston & Tony Brady, Imperial College of Science, |
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Technology & Medicine |
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20 December 1999 |
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Files intended for "Practical Statistics for Medical Research", a
course offered for clinical and biomedical researchers and others in
allied fields by the Wolfson Conference Centre at the Imperial College
School of Medicine, London, UK.
http://www1.imperial.ac.uk/medicine/default.html
Note:
Click
here for special installation instructions.
Download as ZIP
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Detecting and modeling non-proportional hazards in Cox regression
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Authors: |
Patrick Royston, Royal Postgraduate Medical School |
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Peter Sasieni, Imperial Cancer Research Fund |
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15 May 1998 |
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The commands stbtcalc, stbtplot, stgtcalc, and
stgtplot detect and model non-proportional hazards in Cox
regression.
Download as ZIP
(10k) or Download as text (28k) |
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Marginal effects for logit, probit, and mlogit |
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Author: |
Bill Sribney, StataCorp |
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20 December 1995 |
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The commands dlogit2, dprobit2, and dmlogit2
compute marginal effects for, respectively, logistic regression, probit
regression, and multinomial logistic regression.
Description
Download as ZIP
(7k) or Download as text (22k) |
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Three-stage least squares and SURE estimator for systems of equations |
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Author: |
Vince Wiggins, StataCorp |
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24 October 1997 |
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The command reg3, estimates systems of equations by three-stage
least squares or seemingly unrelated regression (SURE) and allows linear
constraints to be applied to the system.
Download as ZIP
(14k) or Download as text (44k) |
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Bivariate probit |
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Author: |
James Hardin, StataCorp |
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27 August 1997 |
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The commands biprob and suprob estimate bivariate and
seemingly unrelated probit models respectively on bivariate binary
outcomes.
Download as ZIP
(8k) or Download as text (27k) |
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