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Stata Topics
Graphics

These pages contain links from all parts of our web site about using graphics in Stata.  The topics will vary from introductory to advanced.

• Stata Learning Modules
  • Introduction to graphics (version 8 and up)
  • Graphs produced using "graph twoway" (version 8and up)
    • Overview of graph twoway plots
    • Twoway scatterplots
    • Combining Twoway Scatterplots
  • Common Graph Options (version 8 and up)

• Stata FAQs

  • How can I make a bar graph with error bars?
  • How can I use postgr3 to make graphs of predicted values after an estimation command?
  • How can I graph two (or more) groups using different symbols?
  • How do I graph data with dates? 
  • How can I make spaghetti plots in Stata?
  • How can I view/compare different marker symbol options?
  • How do I save a Stata graph as an EPS file?
  • How do I use version 7 graph commands in Stata version 8 and up?
• Stata Textbook Examples
  • Visualizing Data by William S. Cleveland

• Stata Library

  • Graph Examples

• ATS Stata programs for data analysis

  • do2htm - convert results of .do file to .htm file
  • graph2tex - Convert Stata Graph to .eps with LaTeX Code
  • grss - graphics slide show
  • hadiplot - Potential versus Residual Plot and Hadi regression influence measure
  • hplot2 - Horizontal Plot using ascii characters
  • iplot - Index plots after estiamtion
  • ldiag - Logistic Regression diagnostic plots
  • lvr2dplot - Leverage versus Residual Squared with Cook's K
  • nbvargr - Graphs observed, poisson, & negative binomial probabilities
  • parcord2 - Parallel coordinate plots
  • postgr3 - Post estimation graphs and predicted values
  • scatlog - Scatterplot with logistic regression line
  • Spaghetti plots
  • vibl - Visualizing Main Effects and Interactions for Binary Logit Models in Stata
• Stata 9 Online Graphics Manual (via the Stata web site)

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