with your example,
I'd like to label row 1 containing gr1 and gr2 with
-"europe"-(horizontally), row 2 containing gr 3 and
gr4-"USA"(horizontally) and finally row 3 containing gr 5 and 6
"Australia"(horizontally)-preferably while the y-axis title is
vertical reading "sensitivity" only in column1 (for gr 1,3 and 5). At
the same time column1 containing gr1,3 and 5 should be labeled
"right-wing" and column2 containing gr 2,4 and 6 be labeled
"left-wing"...The x-axis title is "1-specificity" and only for gr5 and
6 (row3)
regards,
M
Maybe you want to explain a little more along the lines of this example?
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webuse lbw2, clear
qui{
logistic low age lwt race2/*
*/ race3 smoke ptl
lroc, name(gr1, replace) nodraw
logistic low age lwt race2/*
*/ race3 smoke ptl ht ui
lroc, name(gr2, replace) nodraw
logistic low age /*
*/ race3 smoke ptl ui
lroc, name(gr3, replace) nodraw
logistic low lwt race2/*
*/ race3 ptl ht ui
lroc, name(gr4, replace) nodraw
logistic low age /*
*/ race3 smoke ptl ht ui
lroc, name(gr5, replace) nodraw
logistic low age race2/*
*/ race3 smoke ptl ht
lroc, name(gr6, replace) nodraw
}
graph combine gr1 gr2 /*
*/ gr3 gr4 gr5 gr6, cols(2)
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