Template-Type: ReDIF-Paper 1.0
Title: Drawing maps using Stata: The geoplot command
File-URL: http://repec.org/bsug2025/
Author-Name: Ben Jann
Author-Workplace-Name: University of Bern
Creation-Date: 20250910
Handle: RePEc:boc:bsug25:01

Template-Type: ReDIF-Paper 1.0
Title: EUcient estimation of regression models with spillovers:
Flexible parametric and semiparametric approaches
File-URL: http://repec.org/bsug2025/Belgium25_Debarsy.pdf
Author-Name: Nicolas Debarsy
Author-Workplace-Name: Université de Lille
Creation-Date: 20250910
Handle: RePEc:boc:bsug25:02

Template-Type: ReDIF-Paper 1.0
Title: Effect of destination grammatical gender on perceived
destination masculinity and femininity
File-URL: http://repec.org/bsug2025/Belgium25_Gerardy.pdf
Author-Name: Nicolas Gerardy
Author-Workplace-Name: UC Louvain
Creation-Date: 20250910
Handle: RePEc:boc:bsug25:03

Template-Type: ReDIF-Paper 1.0
Title: ProIling users and nonusers of meal-delivery services in
Belgium using latent class analysis
File-URL: http://repec.org/bsug2025/Belgium25_Oostenbach.pdf
Author-Name: Laure Oostenbach
Author-Workplace-Name: Universiteit Antwerpen
Creation-Date: 20250910
Handle: RePEc:boc:bsug25:04

Template-Type: ReDIF-Paper 1.0
Title: Producing automated tables in Stata using collect
File-URL: http://repec.org/bsug2025/Belgium25_Deschacht.zip
Author-Name: Nick Deschacht
Author-Workplace-Name:  KU Leuven
Creation-Date: 20250910
Handle: RePEc:boc:bsug25:05

Template-Type: ReDIF-Paper 1.0
Title: Shapley value calculations: Implementation and illustrations
File-URL: http://repec.org/bsug2025/Belgium25_Van_Kerm.pdf
Author-Name: Philippe van Kerm
Author-Workplace-Name: LISER and University of Luxembourg
Author-Person: pva19
Abstract: This talk will illustrate the use of the Shapley–Owen value in
regression and various decomposition analyses. It will Rrst introduce
the concept of the Shapley value and related measures. It will then
describe its use in regression and different types of decomposition
analyses. It will introduce a preRx command to facilitate
implementation of calculations of the Shapley–Owen value in Stata.
Creation-Date: 20250910
Handle: RePEc:boc:bsug25:06

Template-Type: ReDIF-Paper 1.0
Title: Anchors aweigh? Early cognitive biases in Flemish classrooms
File-URL: http://repec.org/bsug2025/
Author-Name: Diogo Conceição
Author-Workplace-Name: KU Leuven
Creation-Date: 20250910
Handle: RePEc:boc:bsug25:07

Template-Type: ReDIF-Paper 1.0
Title: The effect of a school district consolidation policy on
student achievement and staff absenteeism
File-URL: http://repec.org/
Author-Name: Letizia Gambi
Author-Workplace-Name: KU Leuven
Creation-Date: 20250910
Handle: RePEc:boc:bsug25:08

Template-Type: ReDIF-Paper 1.0
Title: Conditional average treatment-effects estimation using Stata
File-URL: http://repec.org/bsug2025/Belgium25_Liu.pdf
Author-Name: Di Liu
Author-Workplace-Name: StataCorp
Abstract: Treatment effects estimate the causal effects of a treatment on an
outcome. The effect may be heterogeneous. Average treatment
effects conditional on a set of variables (CATEs) help us understand
heterogeneous treatment effects. By construction, they are useful to
evaluate how different treatment-assignment policies affect different
groups in the population.
In this talk, I will show how to use Stata 19's new cate command to
answer questions such as the following:
Are the treatment effects heterogeneous?
How do the treatment effects vary with some variables?
Do the treatment effects vary across prespeciRed groups?
Are there unknown groups in the data for which treatment
effects differ?
Which is best among possible treatment-assignment rules?
Creation-Date: 20250910
Handle: RePEc:boc:bsug25:09

Template-Type: ReDIF-Paper 1.0
Title: Skellam regression in Stata
File-URL: http://repec.org/Belgium25_Verardi.pdf
Author-Name: Vincenzo Verardi
Author-Workplace-Name: KU Leuven
Creation-Date: 20250910
Handle: RePEc:boc:bsug25:10