The PROBIT Procedure
- Overview
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Getting Started
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Syntax
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Details
Missing Values Response Level Ordering Computational Method Distributions INEST= SAS-data-set Model Specification Lack-of-Fit Tests Rescaling the Covariance Matrix Tolerance Distribution Inverse Confidence Limits OUTEST= SAS-data-set XDATA= SAS-data-set Traditional High-Resolution Graphics Displayed Output ODS Table Names ODS Graphics
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Examples
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| XDATA= SAS-data-set |
The XDATA= data set is used for specifying values for the effects in the MODEL statement when predicted values and/or fiducial limits for a single continuous variable (dose variable) are required. It is also used for plots specified by the CDFPLOT, IPPPLOT, LPREDPLOT, and PREDPPLOT statement.
The XDATA= data names a SAS data set that contains user input values for all the independent variables in the MODEL statement and the variables in the CLASS statement. The XDATA= data set has the same structure as the DATA= data set but is not required to have all the variables or observations that appear in the DATA= data set.
The XDATA= data set must contain all the independent variables in the MODEL statement and variables in the CLASS statement. Even though variables in the CLASS statement are not used in the MODEL statement, valid values are required for these variables in the XDATA= data set. Missing values are not allowed. For independent variables in the MODEL statement, although the dose variable’s value is not used in the computing of predicted values and/or fiducial limits for the dose variable, missing values are not allowed in the XDATA= data set for any of the independent variables. Missing values are allowed for the dependent variables and other variables if they are included in the XDATA= data set and not listed in the CLASS statement.
If BY processing is used, the XDATA= data set should also include the BY variables, and there must be at least one valid observation for each BY group. If there is more than one valid observation in one BY group, the last one read is used for that BY group.
If there is no XDATA= data set in the PROC PROBIT statement, by default, the PROBIT procedure will use overall mean for effects containing continuous variable (or variables) and the highest level of a single classification variable as reference level. The rules are summarized as follows:
If the effect contains a continuous variable (or variables), the overall mean of this effect is used.
If the effect is a single classification variable, the highest level of the variable is used.