Hi, my equation of my regression is : Y=B0 + B1*log(x)
I would like to get a graph with this equation and the standard error.
I found lfitci for linear and qfitci for quadratic but is it possible to do it with log(X)? And i want to keep the X axis not in log
When i type Help lfitci i find this:
"Do not use twoway lfitci when specifying the axis scale options yscale(log) or xscale(log) to create log scales.
The result may look pretty, but if you think about it, it is not what you want. The prediction line is not straight because the regression estimated for the prediction was for mpg on weight, not for mpg on log(weight)."
But what can i do?
Thanks you
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