STATA is a user-friendly integrated statistical software that most social scientists, particularly economics, political science and epidemiologists use. Although, unlike most statistical tools, STATA has both a point-and-click user interface and a command line function with easy-to-learn command syntax. Unfortunately, despite being a traditional software advocated for by many, STATA software is not free.
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Most importantly, some of the concepts that our gurus will help in STATA include;
Data manipulation in Stata
Statistical power and sample size calculations in Stata
Stata Basic statistics
Contrast and pairwise comparisons in Stata
Modelling using Stata
Panel data analysis
Non-parametric methods
Clustering in Stata
Multivariate methods
Time-series analysis
Bayesian analysis
Epidemiology analysis
Data is often manipulated to meet the demands of statisticians and researchers. Such manipulation includes data recoding, row-column transposition and data transformation. Our experts offer first-class data manipulation in STATA.
When conducting any research, it is extremely vital to ensure that a representative sample is drawn from the target population. Using statistical power and sample size calculations, our STATA pros will make calculations to help you know the sample size you need in your research based on level of significance, effect size and other metrics so as to ensure you have a high statistical power to address your research question or aim.
The Alpha geeks at Statistics Success Heroes will perform data summaries, confidence intervals, and cross-tabulations. Further, they establish associations, conduct z and t-tests. Also we offer other tests such as equality of variance , tests of proportion and factor variables .
We will perform balanced and unbalanced, factorial, nested, mixed designs and repeated measures ANOVA/MANOVA analysis with interaction plots and other mean comparison tests in STATA.
Modelling is mainly a forecasting technique that depending on nature of data. Our STATA pros perform and interpret linear, multiple, logistic, least square, lasso, elastic, poison and binomial regressions.
Over the years, Statistics Heroes has grown to be the doyen of panel data analysis owing to our Alpha geeks. Using STATA, our professionals will conduct and interpret random and fixed effects models with robust errors, linear mixed models, random-effects probit models, random-and fixed-effects Poisson models, dynamic panel-data models and panel unit-root tests.
Statistics Heroes is the home of statistics mavens. We will help you with non-parametric methods such as Wilcoxon–Mann–Whitney, Wilcoxon signed ranks, Kruskal–Wallis tests, Spearman and Kendall correlations and Kolmogorov–Smirnov tests amongst others in STATA.
Our STATA experts will perform and interpret results pertaining to hierarchical clustering, k-means and k-median non-hierarchical clustering at an affordable rate.
We will perform and interpret factor analysis, principal components analysis, discriminant analysis, rotation and multidimensional scaling in STATA.
In regard to time series, our STATA experts are knowledgeable in times series models such as ARIMA, ARFIMA, ARCH/GARCH, time series concepts such as stationarity, moving average and unit toot tests among other time series analyses.
Our STATA teams are experts in performing and interpreting univariate and multivariate models, linear and nonlinear models, panel data, multilevel models, continuous univariate, multivariate, and discrete priors, posterior summaries, hypothesis testing, model fit, model comparison and model predictions.
Our Alpha geeks will compute standardization of rates analysis, case-control analysis, cohort analysis, matched case-control analysis, Odds ratio, prevalence, sensitivity, specificity and predictive values in STATA.