I recently had to make some boxplots with Stata’s –graph box– command. I find this to be challenging to use since it varies from syntax from the –twoway– command set that I use all the time. I was using the –over– subcommand x2 and wanted to change the colors of each box & dots by …
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Stata has some handy built-in features to make boxplots. If you are trying to make a typical boxplot in Stata, go read up on the –graph box– command as described on this post. I was asked to abstract a boxplot from an old paper and re-render it in Stata. I used the excellent WebPlotDigitizer to …
Visualization of your continuous exposure in an observational epidemiology research project As we saw in Part 5, it’s important to describe the characteristics of your baseline population by your exposure. This helps readers get a better understanding of internal validity. For folks completing analyses with binary exposures, part 6 isn’t for you. If your analysis …
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