Stata for Unix
Stata for Unix includes
- Stata for Unix software
(list of supported platforms)
- PDF documentation, which includes
access to all the manuals in the printed documentation.
- You may also purchase the printed Documentation
Set, which includes
- Getting Started with Stata (for all 3 platforms)
- User's Guide
- Base Reference Manual (3 volumes)
- Data-Management Reference Manual
- Graphics Reference Manual
- Longitudinal-Data/Panel-Data Reference Manual
- Mata Reference Manual (2 volumes)
- Multiple-Imputation Reference Manual
- Multivariate Statistics Reference Manual
- Programming Reference Manual
- Survey Data Reference Manual
- Survival Analysis and Epidemiological Tables Reference Manual
- Time-Series Reference Manual
- Quick Reference and Index
Stata for Unix comes in three flavors:
- Stata/MP
- Stata/SE
- Stata/IC
For details, see Which Stata is right
for me?
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which Stata is right for me?
- Will Stata run on my computer?
Click here and find
out.
- Is there a version of Stata for Linux?
Yes. Tested and supported operating systems include Red Hat 6.1 (or
later), SuSE 9 (or later), Fedora Core 1 (or later), and RHEL 3.
- I've heard that Stata for Unix requires X Windows. Is that true?
Almost. If you want to be able to see the graphs you draw, you must have
X Windows; otherwise, Stata will run fine without it. Graphs can be
exported to PostScript with or without X Windows.
- Can I trade datasets with my friends who use Stata for Windows?
Yes. A Stata dataset created on Unix can be used, without
translation, on any computer running Stata and vice versa. Yes, we
understand the issues with byte order and how, in ASCII files, lines are
terminated. We repeat: Any Stata dataset created on any computer can be
used on any other computer without translation. The
same goes for graphs, programs, and any other file Stata uses or
produces.
- Does a guarantee come with Stata?
A 30-day, satisfaction or your money back, guarantee comes with your
purchase.
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