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Implementing ODA from Within Stata: An Application to Dose-Response Relationships (Invited)

February 12, 2020 ~ paulyarnold

Ariel Linden

Linden Consulting Group, LLC

This paper describes how dose-response relationships can be evaluated using the new Stata package for implementing ODA.

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