Hi all -- I've searched this forum and can't find anything related to my question. I'm working grouping together unrelated regressions (i.e. unadjusted) for visual appeal among non-scientists, and while most of my factor-variable CIs are relative in size, some are much bigger than others -- but not because of vast changes in effect, but rather because the sample size is so small. I would love to be able to plot in coefplot both the point estimates, their CIs, AND the frequency/sample size of the subgroup (e.g. foreign=1 would be "n=52" and foreign=2 would be "n=22").
Obviously, I could run tabs and save/recall scalers after each individual regression, but I was hoping there was a more efficient way.
See pic below for what I'm shooting for. And this is a work in progress -- clarity regarding methodology, biases, testing, etc will be explained in the notes at the end!!
Obviously, I could run tabs and save/recall scalers after each individual regression, but I was hoping there was a more efficient way.
See pic below for what I'm shooting for. And this is a work in progress -- clarity regarding methodology, biases, testing, etc will be explained in the notes at the end!!
