In our previous article, we discussed how to export the results of regression analysis from Stata to MS Word or Excel. In this article we will explore how to export results from Stata to Excel or Word formats. We’ll cover exporting summary statistics, performing mean comparison tests (t-tests), and generating one way and two way …
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Data science books often serve as a vital repository of information for anyone working in the field of data science. Statistics, a fundamental component of these books, provide us with the ability to collect, define, evaluate, display, and eventually draw useful insights from data. A strong cognition of statistics is essential for a data scientist. …
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We will delve into the process of exporting status results to either an Excel or MS Word file. This facilitates the execution of specific analyses, allowing us to conduct detailed assessments. The crux of the matter lies in effectively exporting these outcomes in a table style suitable for publication. Our current focus is dedicated to …
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We are going to explore the topic of unique identifiers for panel data. While working with panel data, it is absolutely essential to correctly identify variables that uniquely distinguishes between each data point. We are going to understand the particular process of identifying variables. For that purpose, let us begin by importing the NLS work …
Exploring the various data types in Stata is crucial for effective data management and data analysis. In Stata, there are four main data types including integers, decimal numbers, strings and dates. A command help datatype will open this window that gives you an in depth analysis of the characteristics of all these data types. Download …
