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st: RE: graphing the lines of the mean for a varaible by groups over time
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st: RE: graphing the lines of the mean for a varaible by groups over time
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Fri, 12 Mar 2010 19:55:48 +0100
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From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Mandy fu
Sent: Freitag, 12. März 2010 19:06
To: [email protected]
Subject: st:graphing the lines of the mean for a varaible by groups over
time
Hello everyone,
I have a question of graphing the lines of a variable by groups over
time on a three-period panel data set.
I have an unbalanced 3-period panel data set, where the observations
are divided into four racial groups. I would like to plot the
predicted value of Y (which is variable Y_hat, results from previous
regression of Y on X variables) by racial groups over the three
periods.
The X-axis measures time, 1,2,3;
The Y-axis measures Y-hat.
In the graph there are four lines, repenting the four racial groups,
which measure the mean Y_hat for a particular group at each time.
The data set is as following:
------------------------------------------------------------
ID Y_hat time race Y X1 X2
1 1.22 1 1
1 2.03 2 1
1 3.00 3 1
2 1.45 1 2
2 2.67 2 2
2 missing 3 2
------------------------------------------------------------
I tried the following syntax:
------------
line Y_hat time if race==1 ,c(L) ///
|| line Y_hat time if race==2 ,c(L) ///
|| line Y_hat time if race==3 ,c(L) ///
|| line Y_hat time if race==1 ,c(L) ///
|| , title("plotting")
---------------
The graph from the above syntax includes lots of lines, which is not
what I would like to see.
I think I must misunderstood something here. I would appreciate if you
could give me some suggestions.
Thanks for your time!
Mandy
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