Ronnie said cumulative distribution, but
his graph example seems more like
a Lorenz curve to me.
Nick
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Jann Ben
> How about
>
> . cumul par_id [aw=ag_area], generate(c)
> . scatter c par_id, ylabel(0(.1)1)
Ronnie Babigumira
> > I have a data that looks something like this
> > par_id ag_area
> > 1 112.2
> > 2 91.3
> > 3 74.7
> > 4 64.3
> > 5 57.3
> > 6 42.4
> > 7 75.4
> > 8 77.7
> > 9 102.9
> > 10 108.0
> >
> > Where par_id is the parish id (an adminstrative unit), and
> ag_area, is
> > the agricultural area in a given parish
> >
> > I would like to plot a cumulative distribution of the
> ag_area. I would
> > like a plot that would look something like
> >
> > ag_area(%)
> > 100 * * *
> > | *
> > | *
> > | *
> > |*
> > |_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (number of parishes %)
> > 100
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