Graphs Everyone Should Know and How to Create Them in Stata [Pehme köide]

I Graphs for univariate data Histograms Introduction A basic histogram
Spike plots Histograms with varying bin widths Multiple histograms Mirrored
histograms Ridgeline histograms Kernel density plots Introduction A basic
kernel density plot Cumulative distribution plots Multiple kernel density
plots Mirrored kernel density plots Ridgeline kernel density plots Box plots
Introduction A basic box plot Horizontal box plots Box plots with histograms
Multiple box plots Violin plots Introduction A basic violin plot Horizontal
violin plots Multiple violin plots Custom widths Dot plots Introduction A
basic dot plot Multiple dot plots Horizontal dot plots Beam plots Dot plots
with box plots Cumulative dot plots Stem-and-leaf plots Introduction A basic
stem-and-leaf plot A graphical stem-and-leaf plot A horizontal stem-and-leaf
plot Mirrored stem-and-leaf plots Distributional diagnostic plots
Introduction Symmetry plots Skew plots Quantile-uniform plots Quantile-normal
plots Quantile plots Quantilequantile plots Rootograms Introduction A
basic rootogram Hanging rootograms Univariate bar charts Introduction A basic
frequency bar chart Percentage bar charts Horizontal bar charts Sorted bar
charts Multiple bar charts Dot charts Pie charts Introduction A basic pie
chart Multiple pie charts Radar charts Introduction A basic radar chart
Multiple-radar charts Radar charts with too few or too many categories
Frequency radar chart II Graphs for bivariate data Scatterplots Introduction
A basic scatterplot Scatterplots with multiple y and x variables Scatterplots
over categorical groups Scatterplots with marginal distributions Binned
scatterplots Heat plots Introduction A basic heat plot Hex-heat plots
Sunflower plots Line plots Introduction A basic area plot Sparkline plots
Area and shaded range plots Introduction A basic area plot Data with
variation Shaded range plots Pair plots Multiple area and shaded range plots
Lines of best fit Introduction A basic best fit plot Quadratic fits
Fractional polynomial fits Multiple lines of best fit Custom polynomial fits
Multiple custom polynomial fits Constrained lines of best fit Nonparametric
fits (smoothers) Lines of best fit with confidence intervals Multiple lines
of best fit with confidence intervals Lines of best fit with recast
confidence intervals Jitter plots Introduction A basic jitter plot A complex
jitter plot Jitter plots with continuous values Table plots Introduction A
basic table plot Three-way table plot Balloon plots Bivariate bar charts
Introduction A basic two-way frequency bar chart Stacked bar charts
Introduction A basic two-way stacked frequency bar chart Two-way stacked
percentage bar chart Slide plots Mosaic plots III Graphs for multivariate
data Matrix plots Introduction Correlation matrix Matrix scatterplots Cross
plots Trellis plots Contour plots Introduction A basic contour plot
Contour-line plots Contour plots with custom colors Contour plots with small
and incomplete datasets Trivariate heat plots Introduction A basic trivariate
heat plot Bubble plots Introduction A basic bubble plot Chernoff faces
Introduction Basic Chernoff faces Triplots Introduction A basic triplot 3D
scatterplot Introduction A basic 3D scatterplot 3D scatterplot without
autoscaling 3D surface plots IV Special graphs Animated graphs Introduction A
basic animated graph Rainbow plots Introduction A basic rainbow plot A
complex rainbow line plot A complex rainbow box plot Plotting regression
results Introduction Visualizing coefficients from one regression Plotting
coefficients from two regressions Plotting coefficients from four regressions
Plotting coefficients from a regression with an interaction term Maps
Introduction A basic geographic map Choropleth maps Submaps Plotting
equations Introduction A basic mathematical function A custom equation A
statistical function Polynomial regression terms References Author index
Subject index

Franz Buscha is a Professor of Economics in the School of Organisations, Economy and Society at the University of Westminster (London, U.K.) with 20 years of Stata and econometric experience. Franz's research specializes in areas of labour economics, including the returns to education and social mobility. He has published in leading journals, contributed to numerous policy reports, and held prestigious grants. He has even had a radio show called Policy Matters for a few years! Franz loves all things Stata and hopes that he will someday be able to learn everything about it.