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. reg math female i.race

Linear regression

Number of obs	= 200	F(4, 195)	= 5.82
Prob > F	= 0.0002	R-squared	= 0.1067
Root MSE	= 8.94489	Adj R-squared	= 0.0884

math	Coefficient	Std. Err.	t	P>\|t\|	[95% Conf.	Interval]
female	-.663744	1.280451	-0.52	0.605	-3.189054	1.861567
2.race	10.034567	3.275074	3.06	0.002	3.575452	16.493682
3.race	-.539449	2.719297	-0.20	0.843	-5.902458	4.82356

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math	Coefficient	Std. Err.	t	P>\|t\|	[95% Conf.	Interval]
4.race	6.604002	1.973388	3.35	0.001	2.712078	10.495926
_cons	47.720882	1.917867	24.88	0.000	43.938457	51.503308

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The demo uses 200 observations from the High School and Beyond teaching dataset, with demographic variables and standardized test scores. View the dataset documentation and source.

stats.camp is an independent browser-based alternative for a growing subset of common Stata workflows. It does not run Stata itself and does not support every command, option, or community package.

What stats.camp does

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describe, codebook: Inspect variables, labels, storage types, and distributions.
generate, replace, egen: Create and transform variables using supported Stata expression syntax.
summarize, tabulate: Summary statistics and one- and two-way frequency tables.
regress, logit, ttest: OLS with factor variables and robust standard errors, binary outcome models, and t tests.
do-files: Write and run .do scripts with locals, globals, and loops. Projects can be saved locally in this browser profile between visits.

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Students

Practice familiar commands used in many Stata-based empirical-methods courses—on any modern laptop.

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Compatibility is still growing

stats.camp independently implements a growing subset of Stata syntax. It does not implement the complete Stata language, all official features, or the community-contributed package ecosystem. Known unsupported commands and options are reported as errors rather than intentionally ignored. Consult the compatibility page before relying on a workflow.

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Will every Stata do-file run?: No. Support varies by command and option. Check the maintained compatibility table before relying on an existing project.
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