Stata Press is pleased to announce the release of Environmental Econometrics Using Stata by Christopher F. Baum and Stan Hurn. Read more…
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The holidays are fast approaching, and if you’re like most people, you’re still not exactly sure
what gift(s) to get those special people in your life. Enter the Stata Certified Gift Guide. We’ve
scoured the Internet high and low, consulted with our entire team, and finally compiled the ultimate gift guide for data geeks! Sure, you could go the typical gift card route, but where’s the fun in that? Read more…
Stata Press is pleased to announce the release of Interpreting and Visualizing Regression Models Using Stata, Second Edition by Michael N. Mitchell.
Mitchell’s latest book is a clear treatment of how to carefully present results from model-fitting in a wide variety of settings. It is a boon to anyone who has to present the tangible meaning of a complex model clearly, regardless of the audience. Read more…
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Update (14 January 2021): Stata’s Apple Silicon support has been fully tested on M1 Macs and is no longer in beta.
Update (23 November 2020): We stated earlier that nonuniversal versions of
Stata/MP would not run on Macs with Apple Silicon. This was based on our experience with attempting to run a nonuniversal version of Stata/MP on an Apple developers kit that contained an A14 SOC (system on chip) instead of an M1 SOC. However, we have since obtained a production Mac Mini with an M1 SOC and have found that nonuniversal versions of Stata/MP will in fact run on Macs with Apple Silicon.
Apple has announced the first set of Macs that are transitioning to Apple Silicon. Apple claims that Macs with Apple Silicon promise better performance and longer battery life than the previous generations of Macs. This will be of great interest to our Stata-for-Mac users, many of whom use Mac laptops.
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Apple recently announced that it will be transitioning from Intel processors to its own ARM architecture processors currently being called Apple Silicon. Stata has a long history of supporting Macs, which includes the transitions from Motorola to PowerPC processors, from MacOS Classic to MacOS X, and from PowerPC to Intel processors. We will be working to support the new Macs as they transition from Intel processors to Apple Silicon and will continue our support of Macs with Intel processors as well.
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Stata Press is pleased to announce the release of Data Management Using Stata: A Practical Handbook, Second Edition by Michael N. Mitchell.
Whether you are a new user needing to import, clean, and prepare data for your first analysis in Stata or you are an experienced user hoping to learn new tricks for the most challenging tasks, this book is for you. You can jump straight to the section of the book that discusses the particular challenge you are facing. There you will find a clear explanation of how to approach the problem and illustrative examples to guide you. Read more…
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Stata Press is pleased to announce the release of Introduction to Time Series Using Stata, Revised Edition, by Sean Becketti. This edition has been updated for Stata 16 and is available in paperback, eBook, and Kindle format. In this book, Becketti introduces time-series techniques—from simple to complex—and explains how to implement them using Stata. The many worked examples, concise explanations that focus on intuition, and useful tips based on the author’s experience make the book insightful for students, academic researchers, and practitioners in industry and government. Read more…
The holidays are fast approaching, and if you’re like most people, you’re still not exactly sure what gift or gifts to get those special people in your life. Enter the Stata Certified Gift Guide. We polled our team and compiled their favorites into the ultimate gift guide for data lovers! Sure, you could go the typical gift card route, but where’s the fun in that?
Power Nap Pillow
$99.00
Sometimes, you just need to close the door and take a power nap.
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Reflecting on the year, Stata has a lot to be thankful for—we released Stata 14, celebrated 30 years of Stata, and had the pleasure of meeting and working with many great people, including our Stata Press authors.
Are you interested in writing a book about Stata or just a book on statistics? We’d love to work with you too. Stata Press offers books with clear, step-by-step examples that make learning and teaching easier. Read more about our submission guidelines, or contact us to get started.
If you’re searching for a good book to read during the holidays, check out our full list of books or our most recent ones below. If you’d like to be notified when new books are released, sign up for Stata Press email alerts.
I hope you all have a great New Year!
Stata for the Behavioral Sciences
Michael N. Mitchell’s Stata for the Behavioral Sciences is an ideal reference for Read more…
We are happy to report another successful Stata Conference is in the books! Attendees had the opportunity to network, learn, and share their experiences with the Stata community.
We’d like to thank the organizers and everyone who participated in making this year’s conference one of the best yet. Here’s what attendees had to say on social media.
As the conference approached, the countdown began. Read more…