Re: st: RE: RE: Issue with grqreg

[JP Azevedo <jp.statalist@gmail.com>]

Dear Prahbat,
many thanks for your interest in grqreg.
Are you trying to plot a single variable or multiple variables at once?
if you are trying to plot multiple varialbes, you might need to
finetune each coefficient speratly, and then use graph combine
function to subsequently put all the figures together. You use the
option name() after comma to store the graphs in temporary files,
until you are able to pull them together (using graph combine)

grqreg mpg, ci ols olsci name(tmp1, replace)


Best,
JP



On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 11:50 AM, Nick Cox <n.j.cox@durham.ac.uk> wrote:
> It's more complicated than that.
>
> The syntax of -grqreg- is
>
>  syntax [varlist]                ///
>        [fweight aweight]           ///
>        [,                          ///
>        qmin(real .05)              ///
>        qmax(real .95)              ///
>        qstep(real .05)             ///
>        quantile(string)            ///
>        level(integer $S_level)     ///
>        cons                        ///
>        ci                          ///
>        ols                         ///
>        olsci                       ///
>        compare                     ///
>        title(string)               ///
>        nodraw                      ///
>        mfx(string)                 ///
>        saving(str)                 ///
>        save(str)                   ///
>        *                           ///
>        ]
>
> So there's a scope for extra options, but
>
> 1. This is not documented.
>
> 2. The same option set is used in different places. That seems likely to
> result to errors or puzzling output.
>
> Nick
> n.j.cox@durham.ac.uk
>
> Martin Weiss
>
> Quite often with these front-ends for graph commands, you find some
> -passthru- mechanism that allows you to fine-tune the result. -ssc d
> grqreg-
> does not seem to fall into this category. So you should do all the minor
> corrections from the graph editor, and maybe record the sequence if you
> do
> need to apply it frequently.
>
> Prabhat
>
> I am using 'grqreg' for ploting the estimates of quantile regression.
> The graphs are very nice and clear, however I am unable to control the
> size of text, especially the marks on Y-axis. My main issue is the
> label on y-axis where I am unable to differentiate between 0.00 and
> 0.10 , because they are so large and close.
>
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