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Advice on generating graphs and tables following regression (nbreg)

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Generating graphs and tables following regression (nbreg)

Today, 18:40

I'm in transition from predominantly using SPPS to using Stata -- with all the learning that entails.

My biggest problem is that I can't figure out how I generate graphs and a table after running a negative binomial (nbreg) regression.

This is what I do in SPSS:

First, I run the negbin model and include this syntax to save the estimates I want:

SAVE STDPEARSONRESID STDDEVIANCERESID meanpred

This command saves:
- Predicted value of mean of response
- Standardized deviance residual, and
- Standardized Pearson residual

Second, I graph the predicted mean and deviance residual using this syntax:

GRAPH
/SCATTERPLOT(BIVAR)=MeanPredicted WITH StdDevianceResidual ... etc

[ATTACH=CONFIG]temp_6130_1477009200240_393[/ATTACH]


Third, I graph the predicted mean with a predictor variable, using this syntax:

GGRAPH
/GRAPHDATASET NAME="graphdataset" VARIABLES=example.predictor
MeanPredicted MISSING=LISTWISE REPORTMISSING=NO
/GRAPHSPEC SOURCE=INLINE.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]temp_6131_1477009266021_587[/ATTACH]


Finally, I produce a table with the count and percent of observations outside ± two standard deviations, which looks like this:
PC_std.dev N % of Total N
= 'Outside +- 2 Standard Deviations' 39 2.30%
= 'Within +- 2 Standard Deviations' 1673 97.70%
Total 1712 100.00%

I've tried to figure out how to do this in Stata, but I've reached the point where I really would appreciate some help.

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