Dear all,
I try to graph a function (y=exp(1.84*ln(x) - 0.579)).
I would like to specify the range of xscale and yscale.
I can specify xscale with the syntax:
twoway function f(x)=exp(1.84*ln(x) - 0.579) , range(20 70)
but I didn' t find how specify the range of yscale.
Is it possible to graph this function only on range (0 1) for y axis ?
Thank you
Alvine
-----Message d'origine-----
De: Stephen P Jenkins [mailto:[email protected]]
Date: jeudi 29 janvier 2004 09:58
�: [email protected]
Objet: st: RE: mean of variable
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> Subject: st: mean of variable
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> Hi All,
>
> I try to generate a new variable out of the mean of another
> variable (for each person)! Is there an easy way to solve
> this problem?
Example:
Suppose you have data for individuals, and also know which household
they belong to, and the age of each person in the household. You want to
attribute to each person the mean age among the individuals of the
household to which he belongs.
by hh_id: egen mean_age = mean(age)
More generally, look through -egen- in the manual; read about "by group"
operations in the User Guide, and also look through the Stata FAQs
Stephen
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