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Researchers are on the constant hunt to identify causal relationships. The term treatment effect denotes the average causal effect of a binary variable on a defined outc...

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The use of Bayesian analysis is on the rise and is widespread across different disciplines including health, medicine, economics and other social sciences. The main diffe...

Researchers interact with statistical software in two ways: the first is using the point and click interface and the second is through the command window. While the first...

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Prof. Sir David F. Hendry, speaks about Mining Big Data by Statistical Methods in his latest article in the European Financial Review. Snippet below and the full article ...

Timberlake is proud to announce that, together with the Centre for Econometric Analysis at Cass Business School, City University London, we are now offering the PhD St...

This month, our latest edition of Stata Tips, Timberlake Group Technical Director, Dr. George Naufal shares his thoughts and insight on the Project Manager features avail...

Medical researchers often work with genetic sequence data or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Medical data also frequently include long doctor notes specific for each pa...

We are pleased to introduce a new series of Stata Tips newsletters, focusing on recent developments and new Stata functions available in the latest release, Stata 14. Tim...