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I see that this is the only place where you need the actual variables here to compute the standard error
https://github.com/kylebutts/did2s_stata/blob/af5cd92bc73f351bfa14de22d48ca068b73cb5ef/ado/…
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Hi and thank you for this!
I hacked into your code to create one example that applies all estimators on the same dataset, creating the dataset only once.
This can be super-useful!
```STATA
/* …
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Dear Brant and Pedro,
thanks for your great work. It's incredibly helpful. I have a general question that maybe you encountered already. I have a data set where treatment occurs anywhere, so I get …
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Hi and thanks for the great package!
This is more of a question than a bug report—if there's a better place to file this please let me know.
I'm working on a project with multiple treatment defi…
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**UPDATE:** I ended up porting this to a dedicated (one function!) package here: https://github.com/grantmcdermott/ggiplot
@lrberge I'm happy to keep this as a separate package or roll it into the ma…
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**nanoFramework area:** (PWM Library)
### Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
### Describe the solution you'd like
Hi, I'm looking at controlling a half-bridge for D…
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Does the _did_ package accommodate count outcomes? If so, how is this achieved? Or, is this question a moot point? In the TWFE framework (which I am trying to get away from), I have used negative bino…
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I am working on a project examining effects of state-level minimum wage changes.
In the standard DiD regressions I am running, I include time-varying covariates like annual state per capita incom…
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Nice work with the package. I was trying to follow along with the `fixest` simulation to compare the 2-step procedure with 2wfe and Abraham and Sun and got a somewhat cryptic error
>Error in fixest:…
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Hi
According to your paper, the package is using not-treated and no-yet-treated individuals as controls.
Is there any way in the package to use already-treated people as controls, too, resembling a …