The GLMPOWER Procedure
The following statements are available in the GLMPOWER procedure:
PROC GLMPOWER
<options> ;
BY
variables ;
CLASS
variables ;
CONTRAST
’label’ effect values <…effect values> </ options> ;
MODEL
dependents = independents ;
PLOT
<plot-options> </ graph-options> ;
POWER
<options> ;
WEIGHT
variable ;
The PROC GLMPOWER statement, the MODEL statement, and the POWER statement are required. If your model contains classification effects, the classification variables must be listed in a CLASS statement, and the CLASS statement must appear before the MODEL statement. In addition, CONTRAST and POWER statements must appear after the MODEL statement. PLOT statements must appear after the POWER statement that defines the analysis for the plot.
You can use multiple CONTRAST, POWER, and PLOT statements. Each CONTRAST statement defines a separate contrast. Each POWER statement produces a separate analysis and uses the information contained in the CLASS, MODEL, WEIGHT, and all CONTRAST statements. Each PLOT statement refers to the previous POWER statement and generates a separate graph (or set of graphs).
Table 44.3 summarizes the basic functions of each statement in PROC GLMPOWER. The syntax of each statement in Table 44.3 is described in the following pages.
Table 44.3: Statements in the GLMPOWER Procedure
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Statement |
Description |
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Invokes procedure and specifies exemplary data set |
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Specifies variables to define subgroups for the analysis |
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Declares classification variables |
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Defines linear tests of model parameters |
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Defines model and specifies dependent variable(s) used for cell means scenarios |
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Displays graphs for preceding POWER statement |
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Identifies parameter to solve for and provides one or more scenarios for values of other analysis parameters |
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Specifies variable for allocating sample sizes to different subject profiles |