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re: st: mata courses?
I would be inclined to purchase an introductory course.
Bill Gould's crystal example of the chi-square test for a
hypothesized distribution was just the kind of thing I would like
more of, along with his prior correlation matrix example. Or rather
would like to be more capable of working the implementation myself! I
do get the Stata Journal, and I'll pay more attention!
I would also be interested in, no joke, a text on matrix algebra for
statistics (there are one or two of these on the market) but that
drew heavily if not exclusively from Mata.
Cheers,
-Dave
You should turn this round. You should make it
clear what kind of course you would most like.
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