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So it seems like you need some proprietary thing called Stata 11 to see the data. I think I'm just going to continue being profoundly sceptical.
by Joeboy 7y ago
So it seems like you need some proprietary thing called Stata 11 to see the data. I think I'm just going to continue being profoundly sceptical.
- danso 7y agoStata is a pretty entrenched tool (never figured out myself what past colleagues got from using it, other than it was just what they had been trained on), but luckily there are software libraries that make it easy to import and then export to something else, such as R's `foreign`: https://www.statmethods.net/input/importingdata.html https://www.statmethods.net/input/importingdata.html
- dagw 7y agoIn addition to the R reader already mentioned, Pandas (python) can also read Stata out of the box.