The FMM Procedure

ODS Table Names

Each table created by PROC FMM has a name associated with it, and you must use this name to reference the table when you use ODS statements. These names are listed in Table 39.9.

Table 39.9: ODS Tables Produced by PROC FMM

Table Name	Description	Required Statement / Option
AutoCorr	Autocorrelation among posterior estimates	BAYES
BayesInfo	Basic information about Bayesian estimation	BAYES
ClassLevels	Level information from the CLASS statement	CLASS
CompDescription	Component description in models with varying number of components	KMAX= in MODEL with ML estimation
CompEvaluation	Comparison of mixture models with varying number of components	KMAX= in MODEL with ML estimation
CompInfo	Component information	COMPONENTINFO option in PROC FMM statement
ConvergenceStatus	Status of optimization at conclusion of optimization	Default output
Constraints	Linear equality and inequality constraints	RESTRICT statement or EQUATE= EFFECTS option in MODEL statement
Corr	Asymptotic correlation matrix of parameter estimates (ML) or empirical correlation matrix of the Bayesian posterior estimates	CORR option in PROC FMM statement
Cov	Asymptotic covariance matrix of parameter estimates (ML) or empirical covariance matrix of the Bayesian posterior estimates	COV option in PROC FMM statement
CovI	Inverse of the covariance matrix of the parameter estimates	COVI option in PROC FMM statement
ESS	Effective sample sizes	BAYES
FitStatistics	Fit statistics	Default output
Geweke	Geweke diagnostics (Geweke, 1992) for Markov chains	DIAG=GEWEKE option in BAYES statement
Heidelberger	Heidelberger and Welch diagnostics (Heidelberger and Welch, 1981, 1983) for Markov chains	DIAG=HEIDELBERGER option in BAYES statement
Hessian	Hessian matrix from the maximum likelihood optimization, evaluated at the converged estimates	HESSIAN
IterHistory	Optimizer iteration history	Default output for maximum likelihood estimation; included in Bayesian estimation when BAYES statement includes the INITIAL= MLE option and PROC FMM statement includes the FITDETAILS option
MCSE	Monte Carlo standard errors	DIAG=MCERROR in BAYES statement
MixingProbs	Solutions for the parameter estimates associated with effects in PROBMODEL statements	Default output for ML estimation if number of components is greater than 1
ModelInfo	Model information	Default output
NObs	Number of observations read and used, number of trials and events	Default output
OptInfo	Optimization information	Default output for ML estimation
ParameterEstimates	Solutions for the parameter estimates associated with effects in MODEL statements	Default output for ML estimation
ParameterMap	Mapping of parameter names to OUTPOST= data set	OUTPOST= option in BAYES statement
PriorInfo	Prior distributions and initial value of Markov chain	BAYES
PostSummaries	Summary statistics for posterior estimates	BAYES
PostIntervals	Equal-tail and highest posterior density intervals for posterior estimates	BAYES
Raftery	Raftery and Lewis diagnostics (Raftery and Lewis, 1992, 1995) for Markov chains	DIAG=RAFTERY option in BAYES statement
ResponseProfile	Response categories and category modeled	Default output in models with binary response