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- Coefplot with multiple models - Statalist
In order for a neater graphical presentation I would like Stata to show my three model names (results_1, results_2 and results_3) on the y-axis (instead of the single "x1") at the height of the corresponding line in the graph, just as coefplot does for estimates with multiple independent variables
- coefplot: Plot-specific axis labels - Statalist
Hello, I am trying to figure out how to add plot-specific x-axis labels Specifically, I want to add quot;OR quot; to each off the 3 plots' x-axis in the
- Coefplot: How to produce an overall title for the graph
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- Coefplot for several estimation models - Statalist
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- Custom labels in a coefplot. - Statalist
First you specify an option, xlabels(), which is not a documented in the coefplot documentation This option appears to be taking precedence over the next option coeflabels() since the x-axis is specified without the "2012w" that it seems you are trying to add
- coefplot : groups () option not producing desired results
Hi Stata users, I am using coefplot in Stata 15 to try and replicate the graph below where there are labels for different coefficients on the left The code runs successfully but the labels aren’t drawn
- Verifying Parallel Trends in DiD Analysis - Statalist
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- Coefplot: Define range for rconnected CI plots - Statalist
I would like to include the omitted decile interaction in the coefplot However, I don't want the confidence interval lines to connect to that point That is, I would like the confidence interval lines (the black dashed lines in the image) to only appear between 1 and 4 and between 6 and 10, while the rconnected plot for the coefficients (the solid blue line) is defined for the entire interval
- Coefplot in Stata: Plot only one variable from multiple models
I'm using Stata's coefplot to create a plot from multiple models Suppose I estimate the following regressions: logit y x1 x2 x3 estimates store A logit y x1 x2 x4 estimates store B logit y x1 x2 x5 estimates store C From every model, I want to keep only one coefficient coefplot A B C, keep(x3 x4 x5) xline(0)
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