That's an interesting graph. I'm thinking that
the white space is a _feature_...
Trivially, blocks like that after -twoway-
can be built up like this
forval i = 1/15 {
local G "`G' (sc fathage mothage if pgr == `i', msym(S) mcol(gs`i')
msize(large))"
}
Nick
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Lars Korsholm
> I am investigating how to make 3D grafphs with stata.
> The path I have taken is some kind of pseudo 3D graphs
> where the third scale is given by a color intensity.
> see an example on
> http://www.biostat.sdu.dk/~korsholm/TilAndre/pgr4.eps
> http://www.biostat.sdu.dk/~korsholm/TilAndre/pgr4.pdf
>
> As you see they are not perfect.
> they were created with:
>
> twoway ///
> (sc fathage mothage if pgr==1, msym(S) mcol(gs1))
> msize(large) ) ///
> (sc fathage mothage if pgr==2, msym(S) mcol(gs2))
> msize(large) ) ///
> (sc fathage mothage if pgr==3, msym(S) mcol(gs3))
> msize(large) ) ///
> (sc fathage mothage if pgr==4, msym(S) mcol(gs4))
> msize(large) ) ///
> (sc fathage mothage if pgr==5, msym(S) mcol(gs5))
> msize(large) ) ///
> ....
> (sc fathage mothage if pgr==15, msym(S) mcol(gs15))
> msize(large) ) ///
> , title("smothed estimates - graph 4") xsize(6) ysize(7)
> legend(off)
>
> Is there any better suggestions on how to make semi 3D plots
> via 2D plots and color intensity as the third demension.
>
> especial I would like to get rid of the white space inbetween
> and I would like to have a more smooth/automatik method.
>
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