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Re: st: Dear all, I am running a logit model with three dichotomous variables and other controls. I would like to plot the predictions of these three variables in one plot but I cannot figure out how to plot them so that they do not overlap in the graph. Is there a way to do this? xi:logit Dependent Jobless CurrentU IndirectU x1 x3 x5 i.x6 estimates store M1 margins , at(Jobless=(0 1) CurrentU==(0 1) IndirectU==(0 1) marginsplot , legend(subtitle("Predicted outcome and 95% confidence intervals")) title( Public job) recast(dot) graph save J1.gph Any help would be highly appreciated. Kind regards Flavia Fossati Plot predictions of multiple variables in one plot (logit model)
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Re: st: Dear all, I am running a logit model with three dichotomous variables and other controls. I would like to plot the predictions of these three variables in one plot but I cannot figure out how to plot them so that they do not overlap in the graph. Is there a way to do this? xi:logit Dependent Jobless CurrentU IndirectU x1 x3 x5 i.x6 estimates store M1 margins , at(Jobless=(0 1) CurrentU==(0 1) IndirectU==(0 1) marginsplot , legend(subtitle("Predicted outcome and 95% confidence intervals")) title( Public job) recast(dot) graph save J1.gph Any help would be highly appreciated. Kind regards Flavia Fossati Plot predictions of multiple variables in one plot (logit model)
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Fri, 07 Mar 2014 07:46:58 -0500
This doesn't answer your main question, but there is no need to use
the xi prefix, and it is probably a bad idea to do so.
Also, you shouldn't put your whole message in the subject field!
At 04:37 AM 3/7/2014, [email protected] wrote:
Dear all,
I am running a logit model with three dichotomous variables and
other controls. I would like to plot the predictions of these three
variables in one plot but I cannot figure out how to plot them so
that they do not overlap in the graph. Is there a way to do this?
xi:logit Dependent Jobless CurrentU IndirectU x1 x3 x5 i.x6
estimates store M1
margins , at(Jobless=(0 1) CurrentU==(0 1) IndirectU==(0 1)
marginsplot , legend(subtitle("Predicted outcome and 95%
confidence intervals")) title( Public job) recast(dot)
graph save J1.gph
Any help would be highly appreciated.Kind regards
Flavia
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