--- Naomi Spence <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am using a multinomial logit model to predict type of
> violence--variable name "violence" with values 0=none,
> 1=psychological, 2=physical. My main independent variable of
> interest is an index "malsum" that ranges from 0-12.
>
> I want a graph that depicts changes in "violence" with increasing
> values of "malsum." I'm visualizing a graph with 3 lines--one for
> each outcome category on "violence". Ideally, I would like the y
> axis to show the relative risks (I'm using mlogit option rrr), but
> I'll settle for predicted probabilities. I have tried a few different
> things, but the best I can do gives me 3 separate graphs with 1 line
> each that I can "combine" to put them on one panel but I'd like to
> have the 3 lines on the same graph.
*--------------- begin example ----------------
sysuse auto, clear
recode rep78 1/2=3
mlogit rep78 length foreign
prgen length, gen(pr) x(foreign=0)
twoway line prp3 prp4 prp5 prx, /*
*/ yscale(range(0 1)) ylab(0(.25)1) /*
*/ ytitle("probability")
*------------- end example ------------------
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Hope this helps,
Maarten
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