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*Posts:2 Saving do-files on a Mac This is a pretty basic question, but I’m a teaching assistant for econometrics right now and a student asked me about it, reminding me that I had never figured it out myself.
The students are given specific instructions to save their do-files with a line at the end of the do-file reading something like:
save ’$datadirsaving do-files.do’, replace
However, on Macs (at least for several people, including me), once this saved do-file is re-opened, it is empty except for one line of gibberish:
<stata_dta><header><release>117</release><byteorder>LSF</byteorder><K>0012
That’s an exact quote, and there’s nothing else in it. This happens no matter whether I use the $datadir global macro or write in the whole pathway. I’ve been trying to find instructions or solutions and can’t find anything.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Is it possible that this line just doesn’t work in Macs? Is there another way to include a save command within the do-file?
Thanks,
Kristen
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*Posts:1245 Kristen: I am puzzled by your problem description. You refer to wanting to save a do-file using the code
What that command line will do is save the current dta file to disk, but with extension .do (or maybe .do.dta -- I don’t know, as not a Mac user).
So, are you asking about how to get students to save their updated data files, or to save the do-file with which they’ve been working? It’s the latter that’s particularly important.
It’s good practice to ensure students learn to run data management and analysis using do-files -- as you are teaching them. Remember also to ensure that they maintain a copy of the original data set. Otherwise, once modified and saved, there’s no going back.
One way of working is to experiment using menu commands (not saving the data) while, at the same time, building up a do-file, that can then be run at the end and re-do the whole chain of (successful and desired) commands . [Stata’s do-file editor is sufficient for most student purposes.]
You might want to have a look some old materials of mine presented at a couple of internal presentations: ‘Workshops on ‘Audit trails, reproducibility and output processing’ and ‘Effective use of Stata graphics’’ http://www.iser.essex.ac.uk/files/te..ps-Jenkins.zip. The first file in the archive is particularly relevant in your case.
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*Posts:7173 As a Mac user, I can confirm that the command saves the data to disk with a .do extension instead of a .dta extension, and with a filename that begins with the unfortunate backslash. On a Mac, at least, it seems the preferred syntax would be save ${datadir}filename or something similar.
Because of the .do extension, opening the file in Stata on the Mac causes it to appear in the do-file editor, which only displays the initial header line in the file. However, the file is indeed the complete data, and changing the extension from .do to .dta results in the file being treated as the data file it is.
I’d be interested in knowing what happens on Windows systems when the recommended advice is followed. My guess is that on Windows, Stata may not rely on the extension to determine that the saved file is a data file rather than a do file, so that when it’s opened subsequently, it is treated as data. But still, the instructions as reported seem incompletely thought out, and that’s being generous. Comment
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*Posts:2 That’s helpful, thanks to both of you. And thank you for the materials Stephen, they will be very useful! I think the instructions were written originally by a PC user, and perhaps were never adjusted for Macs; I haven’t had any PC users present difficulties with this. I guess I’ll tell Mac users to save differently. Comment
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*Posts:1533 Kristen, this has nothing to do with the platform.
Whether on Mac, or on PC, or on any other platform, Stata’s savecommand saves data.
One can start do editor programmatically with the doeditcommand and even supply a filename to be opened for editing.
There is no official command to save the do file currently in the doeditor. This action is only available from the menu/toolbar. It is not automatable (not callable from the do-file itself).
Workaround for this would probably be more complicated than you want your students to get involved.
Similarly like a do file doesn’t know its own name, it can’t save itself either.
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*Multi-core computation
*Sophisticated regression options
*No artifical limits on the size of your data
If you ever need more than Wizard can offer, the Pro version lets you copy-paste generated commands from Wizard into your favorite stats program and take it from there. But you may never need to: Wizard handles millions of rows of data with ease.
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Download here: http://gg.gg/ogq7z
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*Stata is also available is vLabs. Software Downloads. Stata runs on the Windows, MAC and Linux platforms. To download this software: For Faculty and Staff: Retrieve Stata license key by entering your UMass Lowell email credentials. Download Stata/SE for Windows; empty Download Stata/SE for Mac; empty Download Stata/SE for Linux; For Students.
*Stata for Mac includes software and PDF documentation, which includes access to all the manuals. Stata for Mac comes in three flavors: Stata/MP (64-bit Intel-based Macs only), Stata/SE, and Stata/IC.
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*Posts:2 Saving do-files on a Mac This is a pretty basic question, but I’m a teaching assistant for econometrics right now and a student asked me about it, reminding me that I had never figured it out myself.
The students are given specific instructions to save their do-files with a line at the end of the do-file reading something like:
save ’$datadirsaving do-files.do’, replace
However, on Macs (at least for several people, including me), once this saved do-file is re-opened, it is empty except for one line of gibberish:
<stata_dta><header><release>117</release><byteorder>LSF</byteorder><K>0012
That’s an exact quote, and there’s nothing else in it. This happens no matter whether I use the $datadir global macro or write in the whole pathway. I’ve been trying to find instructions or solutions and can’t find anything.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Is it possible that this line just doesn’t work in Macs? Is there another way to include a save command within the do-file?
Thanks,
Kristen
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*Join Date:Apr 2014
*Posts:1245 Kristen: I am puzzled by your problem description. You refer to wanting to save a do-file using the code
What that command line will do is save the current dta file to disk, but with extension .do (or maybe .do.dta -- I don’t know, as not a Mac user).
So, are you asking about how to get students to save their updated data files, or to save the do-file with which they’ve been working? It’s the latter that’s particularly important.
It’s good practice to ensure students learn to run data management and analysis using do-files -- as you are teaching them. Remember also to ensure that they maintain a copy of the original data set. Otherwise, once modified and saved, there’s no going back.
One way of working is to experiment using menu commands (not saving the data) while, at the same time, building up a do-file, that can then be run at the end and re-do the whole chain of (successful and desired) commands . [Stata’s do-file editor is sufficient for most student purposes.]
You might want to have a look some old materials of mine presented at a couple of internal presentations: ‘Workshops on ‘Audit trails, reproducibility and output processing’ and ‘Effective use of Stata graphics’’ http://www.iser.essex.ac.uk/files/te..ps-Jenkins.zip. The first file in the archive is particularly relevant in your case.
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*Join Date:Dec 2014
*Posts:7173 As a Mac user, I can confirm that the command saves the data to disk with a .do extension instead of a .dta extension, and with a filename that begins with the unfortunate backslash. On a Mac, at least, it seems the preferred syntax would be save ${datadir}filename or something similar.
Because of the .do extension, opening the file in Stata on the Mac causes it to appear in the do-file editor, which only displays the initial header line in the file. However, the file is indeed the complete data, and changing the extension from .do to .dta results in the file being treated as the data file it is.
I’d be interested in knowing what happens on Windows systems when the recommended advice is followed. My guess is that on Windows, Stata may not rely on the extension to determine that the saved file is a data file rather than a do file, so that when it’s opened subsequently, it is treated as data. But still, the instructions as reported seem incompletely thought out, and that’s being generous. Comment
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*Posts:2 That’s helpful, thanks to both of you. And thank you for the materials Stephen, they will be very useful! I think the instructions were written originally by a PC user, and perhaps were never adjusted for Macs; I haven’t had any PC users present difficulties with this. I guess I’ll tell Mac users to save differently. Comment
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*Posts:1533 Kristen, this has nothing to do with the platform.
Whether on Mac, or on PC, or on any other platform, Stata’s savecommand saves data.
One can start do editor programmatically with the doeditcommand and even supply a filename to be opened for editing.
There is no official command to save the do file currently in the doeditor. This action is only available from the menu/toolbar. It is not automatable (not callable from the do-file itself).
Workaround for this would probably be more complicated than you want your students to get involved.
Similarly like a do file doesn’t know its own name, it can’t save itself either.
Best, Sergiy Radyakin CommentXtscc Stata Download For Mac
Dear Human Being,
In this video i will show u How to Download and Install STATA Full Version step by step. Download LINK: STATA: Extraction PAS.
Last year was the “Year of Statistics” — so what did you do about it?
Most likely cried yourself to sleep in a corner, or spent your days struggling with statistical software designed by evil elves to make your mind implode.
Today, the power of statistics seems to be reserved for experts with advanced degrees and employers with deep pockets. And that’s a shame, because data plus statistics equals knowledge, and as the saying goes, knowledge is power. That power should belong to everyone, not just a privileged few.
Well, I have some good news. I’ve designed a new kind of statistics program. It’s designed for you. That’s right… you! Because it doesn’t matter whether you’re a seasoned statistician, or are just getting started with data analysis. I know that you want a program that’s easy to use, that produces research-quality output, and that gives you advanced insights instantly.
The program is called Wizard, and to be perfectly honest with you, I think it’s the most exciting desktop software since the spreadsheet. Wizard is built from the ground up to make data analysis… well, pleasant. Approachable. Easy on the eyes. You won’t find any command line or programming language in Wizard. To summarize a variable… just click on it. You’ll instantly see a picture like this:Stata 16 Torrent Download
Wizard knows what you want based on context. And Wizard runs appropriate statistical tests to give you the answers you’re looking for, even if you don’t know exactly the right question to ask.
So if you’re new to statistical computing, you’ll find that Wizard is the absolute best choice for your first statistics program. Bar-none, hands-down, no question about it. Wizard has a gentle learning curve, and mistakes are difficult to make with Wizard’s intuitive, informative interface.
If you’re a business user, you’ll love Wizard’s ability to export PDF graphics and interactive Excel spreadsheets. Wizard will help you present and explain statistical findings, and assist colleagues in making better business decisions Free download driver printer hp laserjet 1020 for mac. using Wizard’s powerful modeling techniques.
Finally, professional researchers will find that Wizard Pro is an excellent companion to SAS, Stata, and SPSS, helping you to do more research in less time. All versions of Wizard have advanced analytic capabilities, including:
*Multivariate modeling
*Multi-core computation
*Sophisticated regression options
*No artifical limits on the size of your data
If you ever need more than Wizard can offer, the Pro version lets you copy-paste generated commands from Wizard into your favorite stats program and take it from there. But you may never need to: Wizard handles millions of rows of data with ease.
I could go on about how great Wizard is, but nothing explains Wizard better than the fun and excitement of using Wizard for the first time. So go ahead: download the free trial and start experiencing the joy of Wizard for yourself.
The statistical revolution is finally here… and lucky for you, it’s easy to use!
Sincerely,Stata 13 Free Download
Evan Miller
Wizard creatorDownload Stata 14 Mac
PS- Wizard is only available for Mac, but if you’re reading this on a PC, consider this: for the price of high-end statistics software, you can buy Wizard and still have enough money left over for a top-of-the-line MacBook Air or MacBook Pro. Amazing, isn’t it?
Download here: http://gg.gg/ogq7z
https://diarynote.indered.space
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