st: RE: Drawing Trajectories using STATA

["Allan Reese (Cefas)" <allan.reese@cefas.co.uk>]

My instant reply, which may misinterpret your question, is that if you -sort- the data by individual and timepoint, you can plot individual lines with the basic -scatter- command using the c(L) option.

For more detailed Stata programming advice, better to use the statalist forum: statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu or from the stata.com website follow links and you can join the list and search archives.

Allan

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Sent: 15 July 2010 22:22
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Subject: Drawing Trajectories using STATA


 Hi, 

I would so appreciate if anyone could advice how to draw trajectories in a 
longitudinal repeated measure data with imposed fitted line for each individual 
using STATA. 


Thanks

Ghasem



 
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