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Contents

• • Introduction
    • What Zelig and R Do
    • Getting Help
    • How to Cite Zelig
  
  
• User's Guide
  • Installation
    • Windows
    • MacOS X
    • UNIX and Linux
    • Version Compatability
  • Data Analysis Commands
    • Command Syntax
    • Data Sets
    • Variables
  • Statistical Commands
    • Zelig Commands
    • Supported Models
    • Replication Procedures
  • Graphing Commands
    • Drawing Plots
    • Adding Points, Lines, and Legends to Existing Plots
    • Saving Graphs to Files
    • Examples
  
  
• Advanced Zelig Uses
  • R Objects
    • Scalar Values
    • Data Structures
  • Programming Statements
    • Functions
    • If-Statements
    • For-Loops
  • Writing New Models
    • Managing Statistical Model Inputs
    • Easy Ways to Manage Matrices
  • Adding Models and Methods to Zelig
    • Making the Model Compatible with Zelig
    • Getting Ready for the GUI
    • Formatting Reference Manual Pages
  
  
• Reference Manual
  • Main Commands
    • print: Printing Quantities of Interest
  • Supplementary Commands
    • matchit: Create matched data
  • Models Zelig Can Run
  • Commands for Programmers and Contributors
    • tag: Constrain parameter effects across equations
  
  
• Appendices
  • What's New? What's Next?
    • What's New: Zelig Release Notes
    • What's Next?
  • Frequently Asked Questions
    • For All Zelig Users
    • For Zelig Contributors
  
  
• Bibliography