Stata 15 is now available! Stata 15 is a big release and is filled with many new features for economists, statisticians and researchers practising in a wide variety of disciplines including economics, public health, biostatistics, sociology, political science, management, finance, psychology and education.
New features include:
- ERMs - combine endogenous covariates, sample selection, and endogenous treatment in models for continuous, binary, and ordered outcomes
- Latent class analysis (LCA)
- Bayes prefix for 45 estimation commands
- Produce Word (R) and PDF documents embedding Stata results and graphs
- Markdown - create webpages with Stata output, graphs ...
- Linearized DSGE (Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium) models
- Finite mixture models (FMMs) for 17 estimators and combinations
- Spatial autoregressive models
- Interval-censored survival models
- Nonlinear multilevel mixed-effects models
- Mixed logit models - advanced choice modeling
- Nonparametric regression
- Bayesianmultilevel models
- Threshold regression
- Multilevel regression for interval-censored data
- Multilevel tobit regression for censored data
- Panel-data cointegration tests
- Tests for multiple breaks in time-series
- Multiple-group SEM for continuous, binary, ordered, and count outcomes
- Multiple-group multilevel SEM
- Browse and import FRED
- ICD-10-CM/PCS
- Power analysis for cluster randomized designs
- …and more
Find out more about Stata 15 features, pricing, licensing options and how to purchase or upgrade to Stata 15 on our Stata page here.
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