Bill Lord wrote:
> I am a new user of STAT 9 who is trying to graph results of a logistic
> regression showing the effect that duration of pain has on decision to
> administer analgesia. The results show that the longer a person has pain,
> the less likely they are to receive analgesia.
>
> On the x axis I need to show 4 categories of pain duration, and on the y
> axis I need confidence intervals and odds ratios for no-analgesia using a
> box plot. Any help would be much appreciated. Bill.
Roger Newson's user-written -eclplot- package, downloadable by SSC, should
be just the solution for you. Try this, which is used in conjunction with
two more of Roger's user-written packages, -parmby- and -sencode-:
. webuse union, clear
. parmby "xi:logit union age i.grade south black, or", label norestore
. sencode label, gene(parmlab)
. eclplot estimate min95 max95 parmlab, hori eplot(scatter)
It's not the most sensible example, for sure, but this seem to do exactly
what you want. Hope that helps.
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