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This copy of Stata may only be used by students and by faculty preparing materials for their students. Use of Stata for research purposes is prohibited. By using this copy of Stata, you agree to this restriction. When the file share window opens, you should see an item named Stata 15 along with a. The goal of this video is to get you up and running using STATA for data analysis in just 15 minutes. Download the Excel practice file on https://drive.googl.

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  1. Stata 15 can be downloaded for free from a university IT center if you are enrolled for some courses for a term time.
  2. Stata 15 Class Notes Stata is a powerful and yet easy-to-use statistical package that runs on Windows, Macintosh and Unix platforms. This class is designed for people who are just getting started using Stata. The students in the class will have a hands-on experience using Stata for statistics, graphics and data management.

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If you want to develop a way for clinicians to predict outcomes, then it needs to be something that can be practically implemented in frontline practice. In other words, there's no use making a hugely complex formula when a simpler one would be almost as accurate, and would actually get used. LASSO and elastic net are 'regularisation' methods now available in Stata version 16. That's to say, they find a reduced set of input variables that will give a good-enough prediction. You stay in control (unlike the often-criticised stepwise regression) and can choose how to balance simplicity and accuracy.

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Our one hour online webinar provides a comprehensive introduction to Stata. It's an ideal course for beginners who want to get a head start, learning how to use Stata efficiently and effectively. Sign up below.

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14th - 18th December, 2020.

The Stata Winter School consists of a series of one- and two-day courses which can be taken individually or as a whole as required. The School is aimed at students, academics and professionals who want to develop and strengthen their data processing, programming, graphics and statistical skills using Stata. All of the courses are taught interactively using a blend of theory, follow-along demonstrations and exercises.
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Use Stata to easily import the latest official COVID-19 news from Johns Hopkins University

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Panel data econometrics has developed rapidly over the last decades.

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2. Input your username and password in the prompt. You received these in your email from StataCorp.
3. On the next screen, choose your operating system.

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4. Click on SetupStata16.exe.

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5. Double-click on SetupStata16.exe to begin the installation. When asked whether you want to run the file, click on Yes.

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