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Re: st: New Resource for Using R with Stata
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Today I learned you cannot rotate text outside the plot region in R
base graphics (like tick labels). Check plus for Stata. :)
On Oct 11, 2007, at 8:28 AM, Maarten buis wrote:
--- Rob Kabacoff <[email protected]> wrote:
R is a free and comprehensive statistical and graphical programming
language. It provides a wide range of procedures that can enhance
and extend Stata's capabilities (particularly when it comes to
creating customized publication quality graphs).
At various conferences I had the following conversation:
Q: I realy liked your graphs. You must have done them in R.
A: No, Stata combined with the -lean2- scheme will give you graphs
that
look pretty much the same as the graphs in R, and Stata -twoway-
graphs
are as flexible as R graphs.
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