New #StataBlog post: Heterogeneous treatment-effect estimation with S-, T-, and X-learners using H2OML.
Learn how to estimate and fit heterogeneous treatment effects with Stata’s 𝗵𝟮𝗼𝗺𝗹 suite of commands.
Read the full post: blog.stata.com/2025/10/22/he…
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New #StataBlog post!
Learn how to use PyStata to interface with AI models like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok.
Get a head start on writing custom Stata commands powered by Python and AI.
Read the full post: blog.stata.com/2025/10/07/st…
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Want to quantify prediction uncertainty?
Learn how to estimate conformalized prediction intervals with gradient boosting machines (GBM) in #Stata19 in our latest #StataBlog post.
🔗 buff.ly/SOzRdQj
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#StataBlog: “New FAQs about customizable tables are here!”
Explore our latest FAQs, packed with examples to help you master the table features in Stata 17 and 18.
Explore the new FAQs and enhance your table-building skills today. buff.ly/3vkBp1s
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ICYMI: New FAQs about customizable tables are here in the latest #StataBlog post.
These new features have made it easy to create and customize tables of descriptive statistics, regression results, and more.
Learn more: buff.ly/3vkBp1s
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New #StataBlog post: “New FAQs about customizable tables are here!”
We took some of the most asked questions and turned them into a series of example-enriched FAQs to provide users with more learning resources.
Learn more → buff.ly/3vkBp1s
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Efficiently manage large datasets in #Stata18. Learn about Stata’s newest data management features—framesets and alias variables—in the latest #StataBlog post.
→ buff.ly/463yXJw
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Check out the latest #StataBlog post on data management advances in #Stata18.
Discover frame sets and alias variables across frames for efficient handling of large datasets.
→ buff.ly/463yXJw
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Did you miss the latest #StataBlog post? Curious about the potential of AI and Stata? @StataChuck provides an overview of his new Stata command, chatgpt. Follow along as he provides an overview of the command and see how you can use the command yourself. buff.ly/3DuiGBd
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New #StataBlog post:
Follow along as @StataChuck provides an overview of the chatgpt Stata command he wrote and how you can utilize the command yourself.
→ buff.ly/3DuiGBd
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View the latest from The Stata Blog, where Enrique Pinzon, Associate Director of Econometrics StataCorp, explores #Heteroskedasticity robust standard errors in Stata.
Read here: pulse.ly/mqdug09jc4
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🚨 New #StataBlog post 🚨
Explore some practical considerations when using heteroskedasticity robust standard errors → bit.ly/3C9kQ8e
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The #StataBlog offers timely tips and comments related to the use of Stata. The articles are written by our team of experts who develop, maintain, and support Stata.
Catch up on our recent posts and sign up to be notified when new posts are published: buff.ly/3fkeW8b
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🚨 New #StataBlog post 🚨
Follow along as we demonstrate the capability of the margins command to construct any functional forms of estimated parameters and much more.
Learn more → buff.ly/3JaEsKM
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See the latest Stata blog by Kevin Crow, Principle Software Developer, StataCorp, on "Wharton Research Data Services, Stata 17, JDBC".
Learn how the #JDBC feature makes configuring #WRDS and Stata easier than ever before.
Learn more: bit.ly/34rT2Pq
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So this is way more user friendly than a lot of similar commands that I've used before and it generates an attractive table - Export tabulation results to Excel using tab2xl. I ❤️ data 🤓 #statablog #stata #AcademicChatter blog.stata.com/2018/06/07/ex…
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New #StataBlog post: In part 6 of our “Customizable tables in Stata 17” series, @StataChuck shows you how to gather information and create tables for multiple regression models using the new collect suite of commands.
Read → buff.ly/3zEqA7q
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Learn how to use the -command()- option to create a table for a single #regressionmodel in the latest #StataBlog post by Chuck Huber, Director of Statistical Outreach. #statistics
Read more at bit.ly/3zyXyX3
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Chuck Huber, Director of Statistical Outreach, explains how to use the -command()- option to create a table of #statisticaltests in his latest #StataBlog post. #statistics
Learn more at bit.ly/38dIRg0
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Meghan Cain, Senior Statistician, shows how to estimate power for #structuralequationmodels (#SEM) using simulations. #StataBlog #MonteCarlo #Statistics
Read more at bit.ly/3BbOIhY
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