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This is a short video on the differences between a log file and a data file.
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Appending the log file. Describes how to append a new Stata session to an existing log file.
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Creating a new variable from an existing variable and then recoding the variable.
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Creating a data file, adding variable names, variable labels, and value labels.
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This video shows how to use the table calculator for contingency tables in Stata.
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Video shows how to use the t-test calculator in Stata for two sample comparison.
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Tutorial on using the t-test calculator in Stata 13.
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A brief tutorial on creating a dot chart and using the grouping variable.
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This video shows how to label the data set, variable labels, and value labels.
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This video shows how to change variable names, add variable labels, and value labels in Stata 13.
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This video shows an example of describing the results of a contingency table.
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This is a second example of running a contingency table in Stata.
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This video shows how to run a contingency table in Stata.
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This podcast has an example of how to run a t-test in Stata.
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Example of multiple regression in Stata with a dummy variable.
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Here's an example of regression using Stata. There is also an example of generating a scatterplot of the dependent and independent variable with the fitted regression line. The example is problem 18.18 from the Applied Statistics, 8th ed.
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Histograms and Cumulative Graphs
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This tutorial covers recoding a variable so that missing values are not shown when the Tabulate command is run.
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This tutorial covers using the Keep command to create a new smaller data set from a large data set. It also shows renaming the variables.
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This tutorial covers creating and assigning value labels using a state variable as an example.
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