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Event History Analysis in Stata
Date created: 2018-03-22 06:12 PM | Last Updated: 2018-03-22 06:17 PM
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Description: This is a tutorial for conducting Event History Analysis in Stata. It's intended for some students who are new to programming in Stata and need some additional explanation to supplement their understanding of the coding syntax. The program provides detailed explanations of how to run a Hazard Analyses in Stata and how to export the results in a formatted table in Word. I also explain model assumptions and outline methods for checking these assumptions. I also include supplementary materials that help students envision what certain commands are doing to the data. The materials are shared on my blog https://stellamindemography.wordpress.com The tutorial assumes that users have some understanding of how to code in Stata, such as generating new variables from existing variables, opening and saving data files, and generating descriptive statistics. The program is not associated with specific data. If users do not have a dataset, try referencing the data comes with Stata (for example, sysuse auto.dta)
This is a tutorial for conducting Event History Analysis in Stata. It's intended for some students who are new to programming in Stata and need some additional explanation to supplement their understanding of the coding syntax. The program provides detailed explanations of how to run a Hazard analyses in Stata and how to export the results in a formatted table in Word. I also explain model assumpt…
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