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Stata is actually a pretty great language, precisely because you basically don't need to know how to program to use it. It's basically excel for economists and that's exactly what it should be
A pro #Statatip for handling very very large files. You can read the contents of a file using: describe using <filename> and then import specific parts using "use if": use if <cond> using <filename> Here I don't have to load a file with 11m+ observations for just one year!
📌📘Statistical computing involves the use of computational techniques to analyze and interpret data sets. 🔗Download free pdf: pyoflife.com/statistical-co… #DataScience #rstats #DataAnalytics #Statistics #r #programming #DataManagement #dataviz
People often think Stata can't land you an industry job, so you can't make money w/ it. In this thread, I will show you how to quickly make 6 figures with Stata. (1/2)
If you guys want to learn how to make maps in Stata, there is this introductory course I am teaching soon: timberlake.co.uk/courses/maps-i… There will also be a part 2 later for more advanced applications. Also lots of cool map-related stuff is coming out in the summers!
i have just discovered how to make great maps on STATA give an Econ award to that guy -> @AsjadNaqvi link.medium.com/aMB0NCq8Cxb
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Maps in Stata II
This guide is all about making maps in Stata. It provides a set of templates using actual data to help you guide through the process.
Launching two @Stata packages today: First one is the much requested #sankey: github.com/asjadnaqvi/sta… that can be used to map flows across categories and layers #Stata :stata: #dataviz 👇
A 🧵 to keep track of my @Stata #dataviz packages 👇 1) 𝘀𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗽𝗮𝗰𝗸: Has a large collection of ready-to-use #Stata #schemes. Two I personally use all the time are white_tableau (clean white) and neon (black background). github.com/asjadnaqvi/Sta…
Quick @Stata tip: use "statastates" for a crosswalk between two-digit US state abbreviation, state name, and state FIPS code. capture ssc install statastates sysuse census, clear keep state2 statastates, abbreviation(state2) nogen replace state_name = strproper(state_name)
Many students starting out for the first time ask "Which stats software should I use? R or Stata?" The debates have gotten stale so I hired the couple on TikTok again to come in and give their two cents.
If you're looking to understand how to visualise data in #RStats, this post does a wonderful job of explaining the language's structure, its grammar & it helps you create some clean plots. Check it out, bookmark it & use it! #tidyverse #DataScience towardsdatascience.com/r-for-beginner…
@Stata users, I just released a mature version of -batcher-, a simple approach to working in parallel in Stata. If you've ever ran a for loop and thought, 'bummer all these iterations are ran sequentially', then batcher is the command for you ... statalist.org/forums/forum/g… 1/2
¿Hey #EconTwitter les gustaría aprender a programar en #STATA? Los invito a revisar de forma asincrónica el Laboratorio de #Programación con STATA que impartí para el @TecdeMonterrey. En el tendrán las clases grabadas y códigos. Link de acceso: drive.google.com/drive/folders/…
This may be obvious, but it came in handy today: If @Stata crashes on you, the last unsaved do-file you've run (or its segment) can be found as a .tmp file in the temp folder (see code below). The same also holds for all temporary & preserved datasets. tempfile xx di "`xx'"
Dropping a new @Stata guide on #Frames, one of the most powerful features added to the software. Learn how to set up and use frames for multiple datasets, for storing results, and linking datasets with each other. asjadnaqvi.medium.com/1149b50864e3
Rcall makes it fairly straightforward to use packages in R for Stata users. I just wanted to demonstrate with an example of the new Augmented Synthetic Control approach of Ben-Michael, Feller, and @rothstein_jesse, arxiv.org/abs/1811.04170 Here's the bit of Stata code to run it.
Since we're sharing our favorite @Stata tricks, I hope you are aware of the "Recorder" option in the Graph editor. This saves the sequence of graph adjustments you made in the editor, and translates it into a series of do-file commands. Much better than deciphering help files
My favorite, underrated @Stata command is a pretty simple one: “unique”. Gives you the count of unique values of a varlist but also allows for an “if” statement!
Introduction to Stata: What is Stata? : bit.ly/3fGjIgg #STATAProgrammingExpertsHelp #STATAProgrammingExpertsAnalysis #STATAProgramming #STATAAnalysis #dataanalysis #statswork
Discovering Structural Equation Modeling Using #Stata : bit.ly/35SjzSt #STATAProgrammingExpertsHelp #STATAProgrammingExpertsAnalysis #STATAProgramming #STATAAnalysis #dataanalysis #statswork
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