Dear Nick and Maarten,
Thanks for your help and the references.
Best,
Philipp
Quoting Nick Cox <[email protected]>:
-graph dot- is not the only option here. You could use -twoway dot-.
There is much discussion of this approach in Stata Journal 8(2):269--289
(2008).
Either way, you need to enter your covariate names and hazard ratios as
new variables.
How to sort is up to you.
Nick
[email protected]
SCHNELL Philipp
I did a piecewise constant exponential model (with 7 covariates) and
would like to visualize the results! Is it possible to use the
graph dot command to plot the hazard ratio of covariates (in a
particular order - from high to low!)? If so, how do I do that?
It should look like this:
covariate6 |...........o....
covariate1 |.........o......
covariate3 |.......o........
+----------------
hazard ratio
the command to plot should be:
graph dot numerical variable , over(categorical variable
[,sort((stat)varname)])
but my problems are:
a) how to introduce my covariates instead of a categorical var?
b) how to sort?
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