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With a point-and-click interface, an intuitive command syntax, and online help, Stata is easy to use, fast, and accurate (see certification results and FDA document compliance for details). All analyses can be reproduced and documented for publication and review. Broad suite of statistical capabilities Stata puts hundreds of statistical tools at your fingertips, from advanced techniques, such as survival models with frailty, dynamic panel data (DPD) regressions, generalized estimating equations (GEE), multilevel mixed models, models with sample selection, multiple imputation, ARCH, and estimation with complex survey samples; to standard methods, such as linear and generalized linear models (GLM), regressions with count or binary outcomes, ANOVA/MANOVA, ARIMA, cluster analysis, standardization of rates, case–control analysis, and basic tabulations and summary statistics. Complete data-management facilities Stata’s data-management commands give you complete control of all types of data: you can combine and reshape datasets, manage variables, and collect statistics across groups or replicates. You can work with byte, integer, long, float, double, and string variables. Stata also has advanced tools for managing specialized data such as survival/duration data, time-series data, panel/longitudinal data, categorical data, multiple-imputation data, and survey data. Explore all of Stata’s capabilities. Publication-quality graphics Stata makes it easy to generate publication-quality, distinctly styled graphs, including regression fit graphs, distributional plots, time-series graphs, and survival plots. With the integrated Graph Editor you click to change anything about your graph or to add titles, notes, lines, arrows, and text. You can choose between existing graph styles or create your own.
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