Stata Journal Volume 25 Number 4
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Articles and Columns
- The Stata Journal Editors' Prize 2025: Michael J. Crowther
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- repkit: Tools for reproducible coding
- K. Bjärkefur, B. Daniels, L. E. San Martín, and A. Singh
- r2_mlm: A command for computing R-squared measures for models fit by mixed
- A. J. Gambino and D. B. McCoach
- ge_gravity2: A command for solving universal gravity models
- R. G. Campos, I. Reggio, and J. Timini
- Weighted-average least squares: Beyond the classical linear regression model
- G. De Luca and J. R. Magnus
- Imputing missing values with external data: Applications for multisite settings and federated analyses
- R. Thiesmeier, M. Bottai, and N. Orsini
- Testing for slope heterogeneity bias in the fixed-effects estimator
- J. Alejo, A. F. Galvao, and G. Montes-Rojas
- Speaking Stata: Some notes on quadratic fits
- N. J. Cox
Notes and Comments
- Stata tip 165: Marginal titles for graph bar, graph dot, graph box, and beyond
- N. J. Cox
- Stata tip 166: Changing the axis scale with marginsplot
- C. F. Baum
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