If I type
findit detonator plot
or even
findit detonator plots
then I get nothing. However, detonator plots can be produced by -eclplot-,
downloadable from SSC. If you type
ssc desc eclplot
then you will find more about -eclplot-, and will be able to downlpad it.
Unfortunately, the dialog interface seems to be disabled by a recent
revision of the Stata dialog language. Fortunately, -eclplot- still works
in command mode.
Roger
At 15:08 30/03/2005, Nick Cox wrote:
In addition, these plots have _often_ been discussed
on Statalist and various non-official solutions
touted. Searching on "detonator plots" will give
one way in without too many false positives.
Nick
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Michael Blasnik
> -help standard error bar -
>
> points you directly to serrbar as well as the ucla web site.
> I don't think
> that your effort qualifies as looking thoroughly, so I guess
> we can blame
> you ;)
Sascha Robert
> > This time I really can't blame me for not having looked
> thoroughly for a
> > solution, I consulted both STATA help (graph bar) and "A
> Visual Guide to
> > Stata Graphics" by M. Mitchell...
> >
> > Is there a way to display standard errors in bar plots (e.g. with
> > something like 'twoway rcap hi low y_var')?
> > Here's a lousy sketch of what I mean:
> >
> > - <-- (mean + se)
> > |
> > ---|--- <-- (mean)
> > | | |
> > | - | <-- (mean - se)
> > | |
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