"Here’s a partial list of what’s new, a.k.a. the highlights:
- Unicode
- More than 2 billion observations (Stata/MP)
- Bayesian analysis
- IRT (Item Response Theory)
- Panel-data survival models
- Treatment effects
- Treatment effects for survival models
- Endogenous treatments
- Probability weights
- Balance analysis
- Multilevel mixed-effects survival models
- Small-sample inference for multilevel models
- SEM (structural equation modeling)
- Survival models
- Satorra-Bentler scaled chi-squared test
- Survey data
- Multilevel weights
- Power and sample size
- Survival models
- Contingency (epidemiological) tables
- Markov-switching regression models
- Tests for structural breaks in time-series
- Fractional outcome regression models
- Hurdle models
- Censored Poisson regression
- Survey support & multilevel weights for multilevel models
- New random-number generators
- Estimated marginal means and marginal effects
- Tables for multiple outcomes and levels
- Integration over unobserved and latent variables
- ICD-10
- Stata in Spanish and in Japanese
The above list is not complete; it lists about 30% of what’s new.
For all the details about Stata 14, including purchase and update information, and links to distributors outside of the US, visit stata.com/stata14.
If you are outside of the US, you can order from your authorized Stata distributor. They will supply codes so that you can access and download from stata.com.
MARKETING ENDS."
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