The Stata Omnibus Regression And Modelling With Stata
Tags: Stata , Regression Analysis
4 COURSES IN 1! Includes introduction to Linear and Non-Linear Regression, Regression Modelling and STATA. Updated Freq.
Last updated 2022-01-10 | 4.5
- The theory behind linear and non-linear regression analysis.- To be at ease with regression terminology.
- The assumptions and requirements of Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) regression.
What you'll learn
The theory behind linear and non-linear regression analysis.
To be at ease with regression terminology.
The assumptions and requirements of Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) regression.
To comfortably interpret and analyse regression output from Ordinary Least Squares.
To learn and understand how Logit and Probit models work.
To learn tips and tricks around Non-Linear Regression analysis.
Practical examples in Stata
Tips for building regression models
An introduction to Stata
Data manipulation in Stata
Data visualisation in Stata
Data analysis in Stata
Regression modelling in Stata
Simulation in Stata
Survival analysis
Count Data analysis
Categorical Data analysis
Panel Data Analysis
Epidemiology
Instrumental Variables
Power Analysis
Difference-in-Differences
* Requirements
* There are no requirements except curiosityDescription
- The theory behind linear and non-linear regression analysis.
- To be at ease with regression terminology.
- The assumptions and requirements of Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) regression.
- To comfortably interpret and analyse regression output from Ordinary Least Squares.
- To learn and understand how Logit and Probit models work.
- To learn tips and tricks around Non-Linear Regression analysis.
- Practical examples in Stata
- Tips for building regression models
- An introduction to Stata
- Data manipulation in Stata
- Data visualisation in Stata
- Data analysis in Stata
- Regression modelling in Stata
- Simulation in Stata
- Survival analysis
- Count Data analysis
- Categorical Data analysis
- Panel Data Analysis
- Epidemiology
- Instrumental Variables
- Power Analysis
- Difference-in-Differences
Course content
22 sections • 166 lectures