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Offsetting points in Stata marginsplot graphs

👀Edit: Turns out there is a user-written package that greatly simplifies this process. Check out the mplotoffset package: ssc install mplotoffset. Just replace your typical marginsplot command with mplotoffset instead. Within R, the marginaleffects package makes calculating predicted probabilities easy from all sorts of different models. It also makes graphing

Stata vs. R: Ordered logistic regression

I recently experienced a great example of trying to do something relatively basic in R that I could not figure out (okay—that happens all the time for me, but let's pretend). In Stata, running an ordered logistic regression with cluster robust standard errors is straight-forward.

Stata .do file template

Having a template for new .do files is an easy time saver. This template assumes you're running everything in one file, but this can be easily modified if you break your workflow into multiple do files such as 01_cleaning.do and 02_analysis.do etc with a

Sensitivity analysis

Just finished taking a really useful ICPSR summer workshop on sensitivity analysis with Kenneth Frank. Thought I'd share a few learnings. Dr. Frank's team has built an app for calculating the robustness of inference to replacement statistic (RIR; for continuous and dichotomous outcomes) and the impact

Why Stata in 2024?

I was lucky enough to be exposed to both R and Stata in grad school. However, I definitely understood Stata before I understood R—so my mind still tends to default to Stata logic. Now I try to keep reasonably up to date on both and routinely use both. Every