11th UK Stata Users Group meeting
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The London meeting is the longest-running series of Stata users
meetings. The meeting is open to all interested (in past years
participants were from Britain, Ireland, other European countries,
USA, and Australia). StataCorp will be represented.
Presentations:
Presentations include topics on:
- user-written Stata programs,
- case studies of research or teaching using Stata,
- discussions of data management problems,
- reviews of analytical issues,
- surveys or critiques of Stata facilities in specific fields, etc.
Program:
For details, see the program
below.
The meeting will include the usual 'wishes and grumbles'
session at which you may air your thoughts to Stata developers,
and (at additional cost) an informal meal at a London restaurant
on Tuesday evening.
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Dates: |
Tuesday 17 and Wednesday 18 May 2005 |
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Venue: |
Centre for Econometric Analysis
Cass Business School
106 Bunhill Row
London EC1Y 8TZ
United Kingdom
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Cost: |
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Both days:
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£75 + VAT = £88.13
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One day only:
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£50 + VAT = £58.75
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Reduced rates for students (with proof of student status):
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Both days:
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£50 + VAT = £58.75
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One day only:
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£35 + VAT = £41.13
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Optional dinner
(Tuesday evening):
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£30 + VAT = £35.25
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Tower Bridge
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Registration and accommodation
The logistics of the conference are being organized by Timberlake Consultants,
distributors of Stata in several countries including the UK and Ireland. You
can request a registration form online at
http://www.timberlake.co.uk/inforeq/courses/stataug_form.html
or by contacting Timberlake Consultants directly on e-mail:
[email protected],
tel: +44 20 86973377 or fax: +44 20 86973388.
Timberlake Consultants will also be able to help you find accommodation in
London.
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The UK Stata Users Group meeting organisers
Scientific organisers:
Logistics organisers:
Timberlake Consultants
(distributors of Stata in the UK, Ireland, Spain, and Portugal)
http://www.timberlake.co.uk
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Tuesday 17th May
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08:45–09:25
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Registration & Coffee/Tea
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09:25–09:30
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Introduction and Welcome
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09:30–10:00
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Generalized confidence interval plots using commands or dialogs
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Roger Newson, [email protected]
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Department of Health Sciences, King's College, London
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10:00–10:30
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MICE for multiple imputation of missing values
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10:30–11:00
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From regression estimates to document tables: output formatting using -estout-
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11:00–11:30
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Coffee/Tea
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11:30–11:50
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Teaching microeconometrics using Stata
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11:50–12:10
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Interactions made easy
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André Charlett, [email protected]
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Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre, London
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Neville Vernander
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Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre, London
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12:10–12:30
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Monte Carlo analysis for dynamic panel data models
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12:30–12:50
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Estimation of inequality indices from survey data, allowing for design effects
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12:50–14:00
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Lunch
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14:00–14:20
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Fixed-effects estimation and decomposition: insights from Monte Carlo studies
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14:20–14:40
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Statistics and the art of Latin prose
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Verity Allan, [email protected]
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St. Cross College, University of Oxford
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Teresa F. Allan
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City University, London
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14:40–15:00
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Estimation of the gender pay gap in London and the UK: an econometric approach
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Margarethe Theseira, [email protected]
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GLA Economics, London
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Leticia Veruete-McKay
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GLA Economics, London
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15:00–15:20
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Estimation of ordinal response models, accounting for sample selection bias
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15:20–15:50
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Coffee/Tea
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15:50–17:15
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Review lecture: recent developments in Stata
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17:15
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End of formal sessions;
optional dinner
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Wednesday 18th May
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See
www.stata.com/meeting/proceedings.html
for the proceedings of other user group meetings.
