Profile plots and interaction plots in Stata®: Interactions of two continuous variables

[@neofires]

Hi the svmat command does not seem to work. STATA returns that matrix productions not found. Is there any other alternative?

[@Kyrgyzstanym]

Can you please explain how to interpret the results on the graph? What do these lines/colours mean? Thanks in advance.

[@statacorp]

Kyrgyzstanym In the final graph that appears at roughly 7:00, we can pick any combination of age and bmi and the color will tell us the predicted range of sbp from our regression model. For example, our regression model predicts that the sbp for a 24 year old with a bmi of 30 will fall between 120.08 and 122.552.

[@elsaryan13]

@@statacorp Hi! When we interpret the result as the similar example you give, is it ceteris paribus for all other variables?

[@3gabriela3]

Which were the command used to get the graph in the last way he looks?

[@aireydc]

I would be nice if you used an example with a significant interaction. The final statement that the graph clearly shows an interaction is wrong. It shows that the outcome is dependent on both predictors, not that an interaction is present.