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Schedule

2023 UK Stata Conference | 07 Sept 2023, 09:20 – 08 Sept 2023, 16:30 The Marshall Building, LSE, 44 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, WC2A 3LY
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  • 30 minutes

    Registration and Tea/Coffee

  • 10 minutes

    Introduction and Welcomes

  • 20 minutes

    Customized Markdown and .docx tables using listtab and docxtab.

  • 20 minutes

    Multiply imputing informatively censored time-to-event data.

  • 20 minutes

    Influence Analysis with Panel Data using Stata.

  • 30 minutes

    A suite of programs for the design, development and validation of clinical prediction models.

  • 1 hour

    Bayesian Model Averaging

  • 1 hour

    Lunch

  • 20 minutes

    Prioritizing clinically important outcomes using the win ratio.

  • 20 minutes

    Object-Oriented Programming in Mata.

  • 30 minutes

    A Review of Machine Learning Commands in Stata: Performance and Usability Evaluation.

  • 30 minutes

    On the shoulders of giants: Writing wrapper commands in Stata.

  • 30 minutes

    Tea/Coffee Break

  • 30 minutes

    gigs package - new egen extensions for international newborn and child growth standards.

  • 20 minutes

    Plot suite – fast graphing commands for very large datasets.

  • 1 hour

    pystacked and ddml: machine learning for prediction and causal inference in Stata

  • 4 hours

    Adjournment for drinks followed by the Conference dinner (Ticket Registration Closed)

    Dipna Anand Restaurant & Bar

  • 20 minutes

    Fitting the Skellam distribution in Stata.

  • 20 minutes

    A short report on making Stata secure, and adding metadata, in a new data platform.

  • 20 minutes

    Facilities for optimising and designing multi-arm multi-stage (MAMS) randomised controlled trials with binary outcomes.

  • 20 minutes

    How to check a simulation study.

  • 20 minutes

    Drivers of COVID-19 deaths in the United States: A two-stage modeling approach.

  • 30 minutes

    Tea/Coffee Break

  • 20 minutes

    Use of Stata in modeling the determinants of work engagement.

  • 1 hour

    Heterogeneous difference-in-difference estimation.

  • 1 hour

    Lunch

  • 20 minutes

    A robust test for linear and log-linear models against Box-Cox alternatives.

  • 20 minutes

    Network regressions in Stata.

  • 20 minutes

    The joy of sets: Graphical alternatives to Euler and Venn diagrams.

  • 30 minutes

    geoplot: A new command to draw maps.

  • 30 minutes

    Tea/Coffee Break

  • 1 hour

    Panel discussion with StataCorp developers.

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