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st: more graphing
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"Averett, Susan L" <[email protected]>
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st: more graphing
Date
Tue, 5 Apr 2011 13:35:41 -0400 (EDT)
Thank Nick for helping with the graphing. I have implemented it successfully. Now, I have two follow up questions related to this course.
First, I would like to have three regression lines on the same graph (graphing fitted lahe against age holding female and bachelor constant)
My regressions are:
regress lahe age female bachelor
regress lahe lage female bachelor
gen age2=age*age
regress lahe age2 female bachelor
And, I think the following syntax is giving me the graph I want but I am not sure. Is it taking into account the interaction
between female and age and bachelor and age? If not, do I redefine my groups or how would I do that?
gen bach_fem=bachelor*female
gen fem_age=female*age
regress lahe age age2 female bachelor bach_age bach_age2 fem_age fem_age2
predict mypredict_2e
separate mypredict_2e, by(group) veryshortlabel
scatter lahe age if lahe>=225 & lahe<=3.1, xsc(r(24 37)) || line mypredict_2e? age, sort c(L ..)
Many thanks!
Susan Averett
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