{smcl} {* 26 Feb 2003/25sep2001}{...} {hline} help for {hi:ovfplot7} {hline} {title:Plots of observed vs fitted} {p 8 16}{cmd:ovfplot7} [{cmd:,} {it:graph_options} {cmdab:sep:arate(}{it:varname}{cmd:)} ] {title:Description} {p}{cmd:ovfplot7} plots observed vs fitted or predicted values for the response from an immediately previous {cmd:regress} or similar command, with by default a line of equality superimposed. {title:Remarks} {p}In more technical detail: {cmd:ovfplot7} plots a single dependent or response variable as specified in {cmd:e(depvar)} on the y axis and whatever single variable is calculated by the default of {cmd:predict} on the x axis, which makes sense whenever those variables are on the same scale. {p}If your estimation results do not meet these specifications, you are likely to get either bizarre results or an error message. {p}The plot is restricted to the estimation sample. {p}{cmd:ovfplot7} is a renamed clone of {cmd:ovfplot} 2.0.0 which is for Stata 7. Stata 8 users should use {cmd:ovfplot} 3.0.0 or later. {title:Options} {p 0 4} {it:graph_options} are options of {cmd:graph, twoway}. {p 4 4} The equality line is specified by the first symbol, by default {cmd:i}, of {cmd:symbol()}, and by the first connect specification, by default {cmd:l[-]}, of {cmd:connect()}. Data points for one or more classes of the response are shown according to subsequent arguments of these options. {p 0 4} {cmd:separate(}{it:varname}{cmd:)} specifies that predictions are to be shown separately for different categories of {it:varname}. {p 0 4} Note that {cmd:by(}{it:varname}{cmd:)} may be employed as usual with {cmd:ovfplot7} and it also may be combined with {cmd:separate()}. {title:Examples} {p 4 8}{inp:. use auto} {p 4 8}{inp:. regress mpg weight} {p 4 8}{inp:. ovfplot7} {p 4 8}{inp:. gen weightsq = weight^2} {p 4 8}{inp:. regress mpg weight weightsq} {p 4 8}{inp:. ovfplot7} {p 4 8}{inp:. glm mpg weight foreign, link(log)} {p 4 8}{inp:. ovfplot7, sep(foreign) tr(1)} {p 4 8}{inp:. ovfplot7, sep(foreign) sy(iop)} {title:Author} Nicholas J. Cox, University of Durham, U.K. n.j.cox@durham.ac.uk {title:Also see} {p 0 19}On-line: help for {help graph}, {help regdiag}, {help regplot} (if installed), {help anovaplot} (if installed), {help sparl} (if installed) {p_end}