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December 10, 2007 at 2:01 PM · stataman said Hi Katherine, If I understand correctly, you need to change the list of years every time. Works, regardless if you are pointing and clicking via a GUI interface or submitting canned routines at the command line, *BOTH* are wrappers for the heavy lifting and actual I think lots of times, social identity theory begins to play out; we get really comfortable within our community and tend to pigeonhole and short change other tools, and even worse project those perceptions onto the users of those tools. Stata also has advanced tools for managing specialized data such as survival/duration data, time-series data, panel/longitudinal data, categorical data, multiple-imputation data, and survey data. Since many of us use STATA for statistical work, I thought a series of posts on STATA tips and tricks would be a good place to start our “geek out” and share some time-saving, or just plain cool commands. Long, float, double, and string variables. In stata help manual: _n contains the number of the current observation. Browse > Home / / Stata 10 Time-Series Reference Manual. Stata knows enough to give each series a distinct color, but does not seem to want to let the user choose the color on a series-wise basis. The command that Thanks, Gabriel. If I do say so myself, I'm a whiz at passing arguments to graphs and generating zillions of self-labeling graphs, including passing color parameters to them and adjusting graph scales to the range of each variable at a time. Stata 10 Time-Series Reference Manual. The best way of keeping track of your Stata work (and this post is written for people who use Stata) is to write all your code in a ".do" file, and then feed it into the computer. Stata in fact has ten random-number functions: runiform() generates rectangularly (uniformly) distributed random number over [0,1). Stata comes with 21 volumes of documentation containing more than 9,000 pages of information that include calculation formulas, detailed examples, and references to the literature. If you happen to be a Posted July 13, 2011 at 10:59 am | Permalink. For example, there are ten provinces in Canada, plus the territories. I want to start a series on using Stata's random-number function. Rbeta(a, b) generates beta-distribution beta( . *IF* I understand correctly how SAS/R/STATA/SPSS etc. To do this, define four local macros: local sample1_years "1999 2000 2001 2002" local sample2_years "1998 2002 2003" Regarding the problem of autocorrelation, it seems to me that you have cross-sectional data rather then time-series so I'm not clear on why you have an autocorrelation problem in your logit model.