Interesting ways to present regression results (coefficients) using Stata

[Ronald Biefinger]

Hello,

as mentioned in one of my earlier posts I am quite new to Stata and advanced econometrics. Currently, I am looking for interesting/creative ways to graphically present my regression results (coefficients). Of course displaying my data in tabular form is still the standard procedure, however, it would be great to display some results graphically as well - just as an additional way to make the data more intuitively understandable. It would be great if you could recommend some research papers or Stata commands, which would give an idea of how such an approach could look like. Maybe we can all get some nice ideas together here

Thank you very much in advance! Looking forward to your replies!

Best

[Maarten Buis]

Here is one such article:

Roger Newson (2003) Confidence intervals and p–values for delivery to the end user. The Stata Journal, 3(3): 246-269.
http://www.stata-journal.com/article...article=st0043

[daniel klein]

Check out coefplot (Jann, SSC).

Best
Daniel

[Ronald Biefinger]

Thank you for the feedback so far! Will look into that. Hope we can all collect some more

[David Fisher]

Hi,
Further to Daniel's post, Ben Jann (the author of coefplot) gave an excellent talk at this year's UK Stata Users meeting on this very topic, and his slides may be found here:
http://www.stata.com/meeting/uk14/ab.../uk14_jann.pdf
Thanks,
David.

[daniel klein]

You may also be interested in Mitchell (2012), who gives tons of examples using margins and marginsplot.

Best
Daniel


Mitchell, Michael, N. (2012). Interpreting and Visualizing Regression Models Using Stata. College Station, TX: StataPress.