I'm sure they're listening, but as already
indicated by Svend Juul, StataCorp developers
have tackled this in a downloadable command. That's not
incorporation in official Stata, but it's
very near. So no need for wishing: the problem
has been addressed.
Nick
[email protected]
Raphael Fraser
> I hope Stata is listening.
Thomas Speidel
> > This is something that comes up from time to time. The
> short answer is
> > that there is no official way of adding the number at risk below the
> > x-axis (you can however add to the curve itself). Nonetheless, I
> > recall someone did write a somewhat experimental ado to do
> exatcly what
> > you are trying to achieve. Try to search the list with keywords like
> > "at risk" "censored" etc.
> > This is one of the few things I would add to a wishlist.
Raphael Fraser
> > > I would like to draw a survival graph of the a treated
> and untreated
> > > group. Is there any way of including in the graph (parallel the
> > > x-axis) the number of subject at risk at specific time
> intervals, say
> > > 5, 10, 15 etc. for the two groups?
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