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Stata Starter Kit:  Textbook Examples

This page lists where we are working on showing how to solve the examples from the books using Stata.  The data files are all available over the web so you can replicate the results shown in these pages.  We encourage you to obtain the textbooks illustrated in these pages to gain a deeper conceptual understanding of the analyses illustrated.  We are very grateful to the authors of these textbooks for granting us permission to use and distribute their data files via our web pages.   These books are just some of the books available for you to borrow via our Statistics Books for Loan.

• See all books with textbook examples for any package
• Introductory Statistics
  • Introduction to the Practice of Statistics by David Moore and George McCabe
  • Statistical Methods for the Social Sciences by Alan Agresti and Barbara Finley
• Regression Methods
  • Applied Regression Analysis, Linear Models, and Related Methods by John Fox
  • Regression Analysis by Example by Samprit Chatterjee, Ali S. Hadi & Bertram Price
  • Regression with Graphics by Lawrence Hamilton
  • Applied Linear Statistical Models, 4th Ed., by Neter, Kutner, Nachtsheim, and Wasserman
• Logistic Regression and Related Methods
  • Applied Logistic Regression (2nd Edition) by David Hosmer and Stanley Lemeshow
  • Regression Models for Categorical and Limited Dependent Variables by J. Scott Long 
• Multivariate Statistics
  • Computer-Aided Multivariate Analysis by A. A. Afifi and V. Clark
  • Using Multivariate Statistics 4th edition by Barbara Tabachnick and Linda Fidell
• Analysis of Variance
  • Design and Analysis by Geoffrey Keppel
  • Experimental Design by Roger Kirk
• Graphics
  • Visualizing Data by William S. Cleveland
• See also
  • See all books with textbook examples for any package
  • Statistics Books for Loan
  • Statistics Books for Loan on Stata

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