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PROC GLIMMIX; dist=binary vs dist=binomial
Guys I ran into this problem and couldnt figure out why, I am using the following code for one of my analysis where the response y is binary 0/1 and were repeated measure over time for each subject. proc glimmix data=a noclprint; class id; model y (descending) = tim / solution link=logit dist=binary; random ... 3 Mar 2010 16:24

Estimation of marginal willingness to pay (MWTP) using discrete
Hello everyone, =A0 I am interested in learning how to estimate marginal willingness to pay (MW= TP) using discrete choice data. I was hoping that someone might be able to = share some sample code or point me to a straightforward explanation of how = this is done. =A0 Thanks, =A0 Paul =A0 =A0 =A0=0A=0A=0A ... 3 Mar 2010 16:24

long to wide
I have data in the following long format (4 obs per subject, with automan and accession as unique identifiers): data long; input Subj_ID $ AUTOMAN $ ACCESSION $ TESTRESULT; datalines; 24C-004 auto C07-1021 10 24C-004 manual C07-1021 22 24C-004 auto C07-1022 13 24C-004 manual C07-1022 20 24C-006 au... 3 Mar 2010 15:15

Creating new variables
Hi All, = I have a dataset with several thousand records and the first 3 variables. The only information I can send to a lab is the barcode. However, I still need to tie the barcodes to each individual and each collection date. Therefore, I hope to create 2 new variables as shown in the last 2 columns. ... 3 Mar 2010 15:15

A Data manipulation question - Confusing to me (Running out of
I have a followwing dataset with variables -Problem,subject, cycle, dose . Problem subject cycle dose ------ ------- ----- ---- pain 1001 1 30 1001 2 30 1001 3 10 1001 4 20 ... 3 Mar 2010 15:15

Bug?
No BUG. Search as support.sas.com for "numeric precison 101" 2259 data a; 2260 a=1.11; 2261 b=a-1; 2262 d = .11; 2263 if b=.11 then c=1; 2264 put (b d)(=hex16./); 2265 run; b=3FBC28F5C28F5C30 d=3FBC28F5C28F5C29 On 3/3/10, Stefano Vezzoli <s.vezzoli(a)gmail.com> wrote: In the following da... 4 Mar 2010 01:15

Suppress Borders in ODS Tagsets ExceXP?
From my experience, typically you have to do it by defining your own style in PROC TEMPLATE and using borderwidth=UNDEF. I don't think you can override specific elements of a style at PROC REPORT time (although I thought I saw something about this being possible in 9.2, I haven't seen evidence of that working myse... 3 Mar 2010 16:24

filename url, looking for details on making files smaller
Hello, I am doing a project that involves downloading a few hundred web pages with a dynamic url (see below) and then parsing out the necessary information. I am able to this pretty well, but the files downloaded files are pretty big (8 megs each). When I view and save the file source in firefox, the file is ... 3 Mar 2010 11:48

Why SAS programmers need to be aware of perl and R
Hi SAS-Lers, My interests in integrating perl and R with SAS is not to degrade SAS. Using the tool that is best for the task will just make you a more valuable programmer. The integration of SAS, perl and R is much greater than the sum of the individual languages. Perl which lets you do things like treat ... 9 Mar 2010 18:05

SAS Date and Tiem format
Hello , could you please guide me. I want to use the date-time format as "14JUL2009:08:49:26" in place of "14/07/2009:08:49:26". I have been given only the SAS datafile with no information on the width of the column variables.What should i use in the datastep.This is because I want to use the timepart() and date... 3 Mar 2010 01:49