The simpower ado does a Monte Carlo power simulation of one-way anova designs. Here is how you can download the commands from ATS. You can download the simpower command by…
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stata2mlwin.hlp.htm
Help file for the command stata2mlwin ————————————- Syntax —— stata2mlwin using <stata data file> , [ replace clear nocons missing() ] Options ——- replace – Use to replace the existing…
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stata2mplus.hlp.htm
Help file for the command stata2mplus ————————————- Syntax —— stata2mplus [varlist] using <name for mplus file> , [ replace missing(#) use(varlist) ] Options ——- varlist – Variables to be converted…
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Stata Analysis Tools Weighted Least Squares Regression
Weighted least squares provides one method for dealing with heteroscedasticity. The wls0 command can be used to compute various WLS solutions. You can download wls0 over the internet by typing…
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How do I Convert Files among SAS, SPSS & Stata? | SPSS FAQ
How do I convert among SAS, Stata and SPSS files? On this page, conversions of different data formats are discussed. In general, the strategies should work with SAS 9.*, SPSS…
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Converting SAS or Stata dates to SPSS dates | SPSS Code Fragments
In both SAS and Stata, dates are numeric values that count the number of days from January 1, 1960. In SPSS, dates are numeric values that count the number of…
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How do I convert a Stata file to SAS? | SAS FAQ
How do I convert a Stata file with value labels to become SAS files with formats? | SAS FAQ
How do I read SPSS or Stata data files into SAS using Proc Import? | SAS FAQ
SAS FAQ: How do I read SPSS or Stata data files into SAS using Proc Import? Note: This page was done using SAS version 9.4. Stata files Note: SAS 9.4…
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Comparing SAS and Stata side by side | SAS Learning Modules
Additional Notes SAS represents missing values as "negative infinity" while Stata represents missing values as "positive infinity". For example, within Stata, numbers are ordered like this all nonmissing numbers <…
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