# Plotting coefplot

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I’ve used [Coefplot](https://boris.unibe.ch/48527/1/jann-2013-coefplot.pdf): it’s a Stata program to plot statistics & confidence intervals.

I’m not aware of this kind of package in Julia.  
First we need more uniformity in the statistics/econometrics package APIs.  
Suppose someone writes `Coefplot.jl`: it should plot estimates & conf intervals from `GLM.jl`, [FixedEffects](https://github.com/FixedEffects/FixedEffectModels.jl).jl, `QuantileRegressions.jl` etc

Currently, there is not enough coordination/cooperation.  
Eg: if I wanna run a [quantile regression w/ fixed effects](https://discourse.julialang.org/t/regression-fixed-effects-quantiles/45427), the two existing packages don’t work together…  
Other parts of the Julia ecosystem are very modular & cohesive.

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