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st: RES: RE: Connecting Data Points with Lines
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José Maria Pacheco de Souza <[email protected]>
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st: RES: RE: Connecting Data Points with Lines
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Fri, 30 Apr 2010 17:19:44 -0300
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Try also -linkplot- writen by Nick Cox.
-findit linkplot- to find and then install.
José maria
José Maria Pacheco de Souza ; Professor Titular, aposentado; Colaborador
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De: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] Em nome de Nick Cox
See if
sort id age
before the graph command solves the problem. Note that if your estimated
trajectories are not monotone increasing for every individual, then the
request is contradictory.
See also -xtline-.
Nick
[email protected]
Jielu Lin
I'm modeling age-graded trajectories. Each individual case in my data
has 4 repeated observations. Then I tried to graph estimated
individual trajectories. Each individual should have a separate
trajectory which is not connected to another individual trajectory. In
the actual graph, within a person, the 4 estimated data points were
correctly connected. However, some trajectories were connected even
though these observations did not belong to the same person. This
happened to some cases, but not all of them. I've been for patterns of
these odd connections but so far it seems random.
I used the following codes:
xtmixed y age ||id: age, mle cov(un)
predict y_fitted, fitted
twoway line y_fitted age, connect(ascending)
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