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st: Dear all, I am running a logit model with three dichotomous variables and other controls. I would like to plot the predictions of these three variables in one plot but I cannot figure out how to plot them so that they do not overlap in the graph. Is there a way to do this? xi:logit Dependent Jobless CurrentU IndirectU x1 x3 x5 i.x6 estimates store M1 margins , at(Jobless=(0 1) CurrentU==(0 1) IndirectU==(0 1) marginsplot , legend(subtitle("Predicted outcome and 95% confidence intervals")) title( Public job) recast(dot) graph save J1.gph Any help would be highly appreciated. Kind regards Flavia Fossati Plot predictions of multiple variables in one plot (logit model)


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Subject   st: Dear all, I am running a logit model with three dichotomous variables and other controls. I would like to plot the predictions of these three variables in one plot but I cannot figure out how to plot them so that they do not overlap in the graph. Is there a way to do this? xi:logit Dependent Jobless CurrentU IndirectU x1 x3 x5 i.x6 estimates store M1 margins , at(Jobless=(0 1) CurrentU==(0 1) IndirectU==(0 1) marginsplot , legend(subtitle("Predicted outcome and 95% confidence intervals")) title( Public job) recast(dot) graph save J1.gph Any help would be highly appreciated. Kind regards Flavia Fossati Plot predictions of multiple variables in one plot (logit model)
Date   Fri, 7 Mar 2014 10:37:50 +0100

Dear all,

I  am running a logit model with three dichotomous variables and other  controls. I would like to plot the predictions of these three variables  in one plot but I cannot figure out how to plot them so that they do not  overlap in the graph. Is there a way to do this?

	xi:logit Dependent Jobless CurrentU IndirectU x1 x3 x5 i.x6
		estimates store M1
		
	margins , at(Jobless=(0 1) CurrentU==(0 1) IndirectU==(0 1) 
	marginsplot , legend(subtitle("Predicted outcome and 95% confidence intervals")) title( Public job) recast(dot)
	graph save J1.gph

Any help would be highly appreciated.Kind regards 
Flavia 


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