StataNow 19.5: New Feature Highlights
We are pleased to introduce the latest features of StataNow 19.5.
1) Nonlinear Difference-in-Differences Models for Panel Data
The new commands xthdidfracreg, xthdidlogit, and xthdidpoisson allow you to perform heterogeneous Difference-in-Differences analyses for panel data using nonlinear models. The commands support different types of outcome variables: fractional, binary, and count outcomes. This makes it possible to analyze treatment effects even when the outcome variable is not continuous.
Learn more: https://www.stata.com/statanow/nonlinear-heterogeneous-DID-for-panel-data/
2) Jackknife-after-Bootstrap Standard Errors
With the new jab option for the bootstrap command, you can calculate jackknife-after-bootstrap (JAB) standard errors. This allows you to assess how precisely the bootstrap standard error is estimated and provides an additional way to evaluate the reliability of bootstrap estimates.
Learn more: https://www.stata.com/statanow/jackknife-after-bootstrap/
3) Forest Plot Enhancements
The meta forestplot command now includes the new robias() and plot() options, allowing you to create more informative forest plots. The robias() option displays color-coded risk-of-bias (RoB) assessments alongside study results. With the repeatable plot() option, you can display multiple sets of effect sizes and confidence intervals side by side in a single forest plot.
Learn more: https://www.stata.com/statanow/forest-plot-enhancements/
4) Find and Replace in Word Documents
The new putdocx findreplace command allows you to find and replace text directly in Word documents. This makes it easier to edit and update documents created with Stata.
Learn more: https://www.stata.com/new-in-stata/features#find_replace
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