Many thanks!
>>> [email protected] 03/23/04 12:14PM >>>
At 19:19 23/03/04 +0000, Nick Cox wrote (in reply to Ward Hagar:
>Roger Newson has his own way of doing it on -eclplot-.
This should be something like
eclplot estimate estmsd estpsd x, plot(bar estimate x)
where -estimate- is the estimate, -estmsd- and -estpsd- are estimates plus
and minus the SD (respectively), and -x- is the variable against which the
estimates should be plotted. This is done in a data set with 1 observation
per group and data on estimates and SDs. Such a data set might be created
by the official Stata -collapse- command, or by the -xcollapse- package,
downloadable from SSC.
I hope this helps.
Roger
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