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Video tutorials on using Stata

Below are links to short video tutorials on using Stata. StataCorp is continually adding new videos. The viewing resolution of the videos can be adjusted by clicking on the “Change Quality” icon on the bottom right of each video. The videos can be viewed at a resolution of up to 1080p, but you might want to experiment with different resolution settings to find the best quality for your combination of monitor resolution and download speed.


Stata basics
Quick tour of Stata
Quick help in Stata
PDF documentation Stata
Example data included with Stata
How to download and install user-written commands in Stata
Data management
Copy/paste data from Excel into Stata
Import Excel data into Stata
Converting data to Stata with Stat/Transfer
Factor variables
Introduction to factor variables in Stata, part 1: The basics
Introduction to factor variables in Stata, part 2: Interactions
Introduction to factor variables in Stata, part 3: More interactions
Graphics
Bar graphs in Stata
Box plots in Stata
Basic scatterplots in Stata
Histograms in Stata
Pie charts in Stata
Contour plots in Stata
Descriptive statistics, tables, and cross-tabulations
Descriptive statistics in Stata
Tables and cross-tabulations in Stata
Combining cross-tabulations and descriptives in Stata
Pearson’s chi2 and Fisher’s exact test in Stata
Classical hypothesis tests
One-sample t test in Stata
t test for two paired samples in Stata
t test for two independent samples in Stata
Case-control studies
Stratified analysis of case-control data
Odds ratios for case-control data
Linear models
One-way ANOVA in Stata
Two-way ANOVA in Stata
Pearson’s correlation coefficient in Stata
Simple linear regression in Stata
Analysis of covariance in Stata
Binary outcomes
Logistic regression in Stata, part 1: Binary predictors
Logistic regression in Stata, part 2: Continuous predictors
Logistic regression in Stata, part 3: Factor variables
Time series
Time series, part 1: Formatting dates, tsset, tsreport, and tsfill
Time series, part 2: Line graphs and tin()
Time series, part 3: Time-series operators
Time series, part 4: Correlograms and partial correlograms
Time series, part 5: Introduction to ARMA/ARIMA models
Time series, part 6: Moving-average smoothers using tssmooth
Using freduse to download time-series data from the Federal Reserve in Stata
Multiple imputation
Multiple imputation in Stata, part 1: Imputing a single continuous variable with mi impute regress
Multiple imputation in Stata, part 2: Imputing a single continuous variable with predictive mean matching
Multiple imputation in Stata, part 3: Imputing a single binary variable with logistic regression
Structural equation modeling
SEM Builder in Stata
Marginal means, predictive margins, and contrasts
Introduction to contrasts in Stata: One-way ANOVA
Introduction to margins in Stata, part 1: Categorical variables
Introduction to margins in Stata, part 2: Continuous variables
Introduction to margins in Stata, part 3: Interactions
Profile plots and interaction plots in Stata, part 1: A single categorical variable
Profile plots and interaction plots in Stata, part 2: A single continuous variable
Profile plots and interaction plots in Stata, part 3: Interactions of categorical variables
Profile plots and interaction plots in Stata, part 4: Interactions of categorical and continuous variables
Profile plots and interaction plots in Stata, part 5: Interactions of two continuous variables
Immediate commands
Immediate commands in Stata: Confidence intervals for normal data
Immediate commands in Stata: Confidence intervals for binomial data
Immediate commands in Stata: Confidence intervals for Poisson data
Immediate commands in Stata: Cross-tabulations and chi-squared tests from summary data
Immediate commands in Stata: One sample t tests from summary data
Immediate commands in Stata: Two sample t tests from summary data
Immediate commands in Stata: Computing incidence rate ratios from summary data
Immediate commands in Stata: Computing risk ratios from summary data
Immediate commands in Stata: Computing odds ratios from summary data
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