There is often a tradeoff between the two, but Stata strives to give users the best of both worlds.
Now, you can invoke Stata and Mata from Jupyter Notebooks with the IPython (interactive Python) kernel, meaning you can combine the capabilities of both Python and Stata in a single environment to make your work easily reproducible and shareable with others. PyStata allows you to invoke Stata directly from any standalone Python environment and to call Python directly from Stata, thus, greatly expanding Stata's Python integration features. Stata 17 combines both to do Bayesian econometrics. Stata is now ready to help you create both standard and customized tables, whether you want a table for the web, or a table for your paper in Word®, or that same table for your LaTeX paper. Please note that Stata IC edition has been renamed to Stata BE (Basic Edition) Customizable tables Some highlights of the new features in Stata 17 Please click the link below to learn more about the features in Stata 17:
Stata is available for Windows, Mac and Unix / Linux.Ĭontact us for a demo at This email address is being protected from spambots. You will also find many useful methods to produce graphs and statistical charts of high quality, which you can directly use in your publications and articles. Stata also contains a wide range of commands for handling data files and large data sets. These include everything from basic to advanced statistical methods and analysis. In Stata, you have hundreds of statistical tools and methods available. All analysis and results can then be reproduced and documented for your publications. Thanks to Stata easy to use environment, which is built around the concept of point-and-click, intuitive command language and online help you will quickly be able to start using this advanced tool. With Stata, you get everything you need in one comprehensive package. Stata is a complete and powerful statistical package that is intended for researchers in all disciplines.
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