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st: Graphing longitudinal profiles
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Thomas Speidel <[email protected]>
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Subject
st: Graphing longitudinal profiles
Date
Thu, 01 Dec 2011 09:26:46 -0700
I am having difficulties creating a connected line graph for a
longitudinal dataset. Here's an example of a simplified dataset:
. list, clean noobs
id time value
84 0 15
84 1 18
84 2 17
88 0 19
88 1 .
88 2 .
93 0 14
93 1 19
93 2 19
94 0 16
94 1 20
94 2 20
97 0 13
97 1 .
97 2 .
98 0 17
98 1 19
98 2 20
99 0 17
99 1 18
99 2 20
. sort id time
. twoway line value time, connect(L)
[graph]
Notice the vertical line going from 13 to 19 on the y-axis. Why?
I read Nick Cox's FAQ:
http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/graphics/connect.html and I feel the
solution to my problem is buried somewhere there. Yet, I tried all
sorts of "sorts" and the problem remains.
I neeed line segments for each id, all on the same graph.
Thanks,
Thomas Speidel
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