Many thanks - that works fine
Nita
-----Original Message-----
From: David Harrison [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 07 March 2005 12:38
To: [email protected]
Subject: st: RE: yscale/range to plot
The -range()- option will never reduce the range of the axis, only expand it
(see help axis_scale_options).
In the case of -sts graph-, if your Kaplan-Meier curves do not go below .8
then you may be able to get the behaviour you want by changing the
-ylabel()- option, e.g.
sysuse cancer
stset studytime, f(died)
sts graph
more
sts graph, yla(.25(.25)1)
If you want to restrict the range so that some of the curve is not visible,
you will need to use -sts gen- to generate the full curve and then plot only
the bit you want using a standard twoway graph.
Hope this helps,
David
-----Original Message-----
From: Nita Forouhi [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 07 March 2005 12:20
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: st: yscale/range to plot
Would anyone know how to re-set the y axis on a Kaplan Meir curve, so the
survival probability starts at say 0.8 instead of at 0?
I tried the command (below) but nothing visibly happened that was different
- ie the graph for sts graph, by(xvar) looked the same, ie started at 0 for
y axis, as when i tried the yscale and range commands as below
sts graph, by(xvar) ysc(r(0.8 1.0))
(and when i tried it in a standard y vs x twoway scatter graph, nothing
happened to the y-scale either - eg
twoway scatter y x, ysc(r(15 50)) where y might be something like BMI say,
and I only wanted to plot BMI on y axis from 15 to 50 say)
Most grateful for any pointers on re-setting the scale/range to plot.
Nita
Cambridge
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