Grad Fellow Notes: STATA’s Command -coefplot-
The coefplot command allows you to plot results from estimation commands. It is a user package, so you will have to find and install it by inputting into the Stata command line: findit coefplot
Grad Fellow Notes: Creating Professional Tables with Latex and Stata
Many users of Stata looking to visualize statistics opt to [...]
How to Check If Survey Respondents Are Paying Attention
When companies need to know what their consumer base is [...]
Grad Fellow Notes: Interaction Terms in STATA
While using hashtags is simpler than generating the interaction term as a new variable, there is a necessary rule to remember: use the variable prefixes. In Stata, -i.[variable]- indicates that the variable is categorical, and -c.[variable]- indicates a continuous variable. Because the hashtag code assumes the variables in the interaction term are categorical, it is necessary to define numerical variables as numerical with the -c.- prefix. Wage = β0 + β1Education + β2Minority + β3Education*Minority + ε
Grad Fellow Notes: STATA Command -inspect-
USEFUL STATA COMMANDS: inspect By Andre Lee (Georgetown MIDP 18) [...]
Grad Fellow Notes: Data Science & Development
Data Science and Development: Financial Inclusion Tommie Thompson - Georgetown [...]