Maarten, George and NIck
Thank you. This seems to be what I wanted. I also found cprplot2.ado
in the SSC Archive. Will try them out.
Greetings
Roland
2008/3/11, Nick Cox <[email protected]>:
> The official Stata commands -avplot- and -avplots- offer similar, if not identical, graphics.
>
> Nick
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> Hoffman, George
>
> You might want to look at predxcon.ado, by joanne garrett. It predicts y by x (regression) and allows covariates for adjustment.
> You could also manually predict y and se after your adjusted regression, and draw the regression line with ci's on top of the scatterplot. Consult the online regression faqs.
>
> roland andersson
>
> I am helping a colleague that wants to describe the relation between
> vascular wall stiffnes and wall tension for 30 patients. In a simple
> linear regression analysis the association is almost significant, but
> the scatterplot does not show the association so clear. The points are
> very scattered around the regression line.
>
> After adjustment for age and sex the relation becomes strongly
> significant. I would like to make a scatterplot with added regression
> lines of the association after adjustment for age and sex. I guess I
> can use confidence limits to illustrate the strong association, but is
> it also possible to show the points after adjustment?
>
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