Stata binscatterhist 4.0 is available on SSC! ado update binscatterhist
https://t.co/hmEg6Bbjgv
You can now underlay a scatterplot - scatter(N) - or binscatter - scatter(bins) - to your graph.
Check out this video for a summary of its current and forthcoming features!
@wite_wall@toddrjones@Stata The blue circles are the binned points, the gray one in the graph I posted are all the obs (they are not that many in this dataset). At the moment you cannot rescale, but I just saw yesterday a post about that and if possible I will implement it together with the color grading.
@saubyphd@toddrjones@Stata I think it would be a bit messy. Usually the CI is plotted in a coefplot to show distance from 0. What would you suggest to use it for here? I am open to implement if it makes sense! :) Just to be clear, here it would basically show something like this:
Quick @Stata tip: use "binscatterhist" to show a binned scatterplot along with histograms of the variables. h/t @matteopins
ssc install binscatterhist
sysuse auto2, clear
binscatterhist weight length, hist(weight length) ymin(1100) xhistbarheight(30) yhistbarheight(13)
@UptonOrwell I put it in the to do list! Some options get some conflict with the basic binscatter code so they need some tuning. Could you try to use the legacy option? legacy(mlcolor() mlwidth()) Maybe it works like that. In any case it will be definitely in the next small update.
Stata binscatterhist 4.0 is available on SSC! ado update binscatterhist
https://t.co/hmEg6Bbjgv
You can now underlay a scatterplot - scatter(N) - or binscatter - scatter(bins) - to your graph.
Check out this video for a summary of its current and forthcoming features!
#binscatterhist 2.0 is available on SSC!
It now runs with reghdfe, accepts robust/clustered standard errors, and optionally reports coefficient and sample size.
WP: https://t.co/gUgv6nvf2V
Thanks @snaidunl and @ellliottt for your input!