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The Stata Guide

Jan 26, 2021

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Stata graphs: Spider plots

In this guide, learn to make spider plots in Stata. We will use the Oxford COVID-19 policy tracker to generate the following graphs:

This visualization builds on the previous Radial plots guide.

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