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st: BatPlot options and Creating a Matrix
From
Diego Bellavia <[email protected]>
To
STATAlist <[email protected]>
Subject
st: BatPlot options and Creating a Matrix
Date
Thu, 4 Aug 2011 12:44:46 +0100 (BST)
Dear Statalisters,
I am struggling with batplot (quiet successfully I must say) and I have a couple
of questions regarding the use of this command:
1) Is there any way to modify the Y axis label options so that the "dashed"
green line would be centered to 0 value on Y axis and the limits of agreements
would be symmetric around the zero then ? Using the ylab options I can change
the label but not the position of the graph...
2) The "grey" area defined by the B-A plot (using the notrend option) defines
95% limits of agreeement, am I correct ?
3) My Mentor here asked me to compute the "Bias" for the inter-observer
agreement in the same dataset of measures. I am assuming this is the simple
coefficient of variation (obtained as 100 * SDdiff / Mean-diff) am I correct ?
I have also another question, totally unrelated to B-A plots:
I have to run several simple regression models and would like to automatically
group results (R2, regression coefficients and their standard deviation) having
those automatically in a new table (instead of copying them manually, as I am
doing at this time). I was thinking to create a script to build a matrix
including all results in a polished matter...but I am not sure that would be the
correct approach or even how to do it, any help would be greatly appreciated !
Thank you always for your help,
Diego
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