Closed hcbrianlee closed 8 months ago
Hi It's in the help file of plot.fect(). You can try:
help(plot.fect)
and will see the explanation.
Thanks Yiqing! I was using STATA, but I could also check the help file in R. Thanks again for developing the method and package.
I see. Sorry. I'll double check with the stata help file!
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Thank you!
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I see. Sorry. I'll double check with the stata help file!
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Thank you for developing the package.
I've noticed that when generating the figures, sometimes it doesn't display every period in my dataset. I initially thought this might be related to the graph parameters. Upon reviewing the ado file, I discovered that adjusting the option "proportion" lower (defaulted at 0.3) makes these periods reappear. Would it be possible for you to include an explanation of the "proportion" option in the help file?
Thanks!