Whether you take roots or not, Stata does not
produce symbols that are strictly proportional
to whatever is supplied as weights.
See
http://www.stata.com/statalist/archive/2006-06/msg00291.html
Nick
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Stas Kolenikov
> I found adding something like -... [pw=yourweight], msize( whatever )
> ... - to my graphs to work well in producing graphs where the diameter
> of the plotting symbol is proportional to the sampling weight. (Some
> people might say it is misleading, as the eye tends to respond to the
> area of the symbol, which is then proportional to the square of the
> weight; you can take a square root of the latter to see if you like
> than one better).
Proochista Ariana
> > I am using Stata 8 and working on survey analysis. I
> > am using the svy commands but now need to do some
> > graphing. Is there a way to graph the svy weighted
> > values?
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