Statistics with Stata: Updated for Version 7

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Duxbury/Thomson Learning, 2003 - Computers - 339 pages
Stata is high-powered data analysis software. This handbook was designed to bridge the gap between textbooks and Stata's own documentation. In this intermediate role, STATISTICS WITH STATA uses easy to follow tutorials to demonstrates how to use Stata to accomplish some of the most common statistical tasks. While the Stata's user documentation is over 3000 pages, this tidy manual is less than 350 pages, and introduces students and practitioners to both basic and advanced features of Stata.

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Contents

Stata and Stata Resources
1
Summary Statistics and Tables
4
Data Management
12
Copyright

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About the author (2003)

Dr. Hamilton received his Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1978. He has taught statistics courses from undergraduate to advanced graduate levels at the University of New Hampshire and has written numerous statistics texts and software manuals, including MODERN DATA ANALYSIS, REGRESSION WITH GRAPHICS, and DATA ANALYSIS FOR SOCIAL SCIENTISTS. These books take an applied, data-oriented approach to understanding statistical methods and the analytical process. Dr. Hamilton's current research concerns climate change and environment-society interactions in the Arctic.

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