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" One of my fears is that as Stata gets more and more
powerful, it will get harder and harder for amateur programmers to
keep up with it"
Some of the new features, like -margins-, do entail a bit of a steep
learning curve, even if you mainly work interactively.
Still, the product has grown so much more powerful, so many of our "wishes
and grumbles" have been implemented, and the pdf manuals easily save half an
hour every single day! Kudos to StataCorp for this brilliant product!
Best
Martin
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 12. August 2009 00:16
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Betreff: RE: st: New Stata 11 version of -parmest- on SSC
At 03:02 PM 8/11/2009, Newson, Roger B wrote:
>The time taken to update a package to Stata 11 depends on the
>package, and on what Stata 11 features you want it to use.
Thanks Roger. One of my fears is that as Stata gets more and more
powerful, it will get harder and harder for amateur programmers to
keep up with it. When writing my own programs, I was amazed at how
easy it was to add support for things like svy, stepwise, robust
standard errors, etc. These new factor variables sound like they
could be more of a challenge.
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