Commands

Commands

Link to DBMLE at PyPI
This command accompanies Christy and Kowalski (2026)

Neil Christy
The simplest way to install this is to type the following in a terminal command line:
pip install dbmle
If you are updating from a previous version, type the following in a terminal command line:
pip install --upgrade dbmle

Link to MTEBINARY at RePEc

This command accompanies Kowalski (2018).

Ljubica Ristovska and Yen Tran

The simplest way to install this command is to type the following at the Stata command prompt:

ssc install mtebinary

You can also download the .ado and .sthlp files [Download MTEBINARY Package], and then copy them into your personal ado directory [How to find your personal ado directory].

If you are updating from a previous version, type “net uninstall mtebinary” at the Stata prompt before installing.

Link to MTEMORE at RePEc

This command accompanies Kowalski (2016).

Ljubica Ristovska and Yen Tran

The simplest way to install this command is to type the following at the Stata command prompt:

ssc install mtemore

You can also download the .ado and .sthlp files [Download MTEMORE Package], and then copy them into your personal ado directory [How to find your personal ado directory].

If you are updating from a previous version, type “net uninstall mtemore” at the Stata prompt before installing.

Link to CQIV at RePEc

This command accompanies Chernozhukov, Fernandez-Val, and Kowalski (2015) and Kowalski (2016)

Victor ChernozhukovIvan Fernandez-Val, and Sukjin Han 

Link to Stata Journal Publication

The simplest way to install this command is to type the following at the Stata command prompt:

ssc install cqiv

You can also download the .ado and .sthlp files [Download CQIV file as zip file], and then copy them into your personal ado directory [How to find your personal ado directory].

If you are updating from a previous version, type “net uninstall cqiv” at the Stata prompt before installing.