assuming agey is integer, and that there are not too discrete values, you
could
.gen agey2 = agey+0.5
and then use agey as the X variable for SSma, and agey2 as the X variable
for SSfe
if you vary the offset for age2, you change the spacing between sets of
data.
?maybe
george hoffman
----- Original Message -----
From: "Raphael Fraser" <[email protected]>
To: "Statalist" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 11:27 AM
Subject: st: Drawing two superimposing graph with confidence intervals
Dear All,
I drew two graphs using twoway rcap. However, the
confidence intervals overlap and looks confusing. Is
there a way to shift the confidence intervals so the
graph looks more readable? Unfortunately, the jitter
option does not work with rcap. Here is a snippet of
my code:
#delimit ;
tw (rcap SSma_lb SSma_ub agey) (connected SSma_m agey)
(rcap SSfe_lb SSfe_ub agey) (connected SSfe_m agey)
#delimit ;
Raphael A. Fraser, M.Sc.
Assistant Lecturer in Medical Statistics
Tropical Medicine Research Institute
University of the West Indies
Mona, Kingston
Jamaica
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