At the invitation of Henry Zhao, one of the students at the Welch Center, I am here to present a research PEARL. Henry has been enrolled in both the Stata I & II classes I've taught this spring.
The Stata II class has focused on utilizing remote work directories on GitHub, emphasizing:
- Version Control: Ensuring documents are iteratively improved in an organized manner.
- Seamless Collaboration: Facilitating teamwork with both local members at Hopkins and remote collaborators from anywhere.
- Open and Transparent Methods: Creating processes that are easy for others to emulate, critique, and improve.
I believe these reasons contributed to Henry inviting me to this research PEARL. So, without further ado (pun very much intended)...
global repo https://github.com/jhustata/project/raw/main/
do ${repo}welchcenter.do- Staight out of Stata!!
- Click here for other
.dofile sources - Download
Stata_ReadInProgramAllSurveys.do- Edit filepath in the
.dofile - Review my edits here for guidance
- Save edits as
followup.doand upload to yourusername/projectrepo - Any edits should be saved under the same
followup.dofile name, but use "commit changes" statements for version control
- Edit filepath in the
- This script
followup.doproduces mortality followup data - Merge these outcomes with NHANES survey (i.e., baseline data)
- Long-term plan is to automate the above processes using
.adoscripts with programs that allow the unskilled user to:- Reproduce the analyses
- Expand the parameters in the model
- Consider interaction terms
- Variable functional forms (e.g. collapsed categories, spline terms, etc)