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Macro for Multiple of Std Error for ANOM

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 /*       S A S   S A M P L E   L I B R A R Y                    */
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 /*    NAME: ANOMSIG                                             */
 /*   TITLE: Macro for Multiple of Std Error for ANOM            */
 /* PRODUCT: QC                                                  */
 /*  SYSTEM: ALL                                                 */
 /*    KEYS: ANOM, Analysis of of Means,                         */
 /*   PROCS:                                                     */
 /*    DATA:                                                     */
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 /*     REF: P. R. Nelson (1982), "Exact Critical Points for the */
 /*          Analysis of Means", Communications in Statistics,   */
 /*          A11, 699-709                                        */
 /*                                                              */
 /*          Robert N. Rodriguez (1996), "Health Care            */
 /*          Applications of Statistical Process Control:        */
 /*          Examples Using the SAS System", Proceedings of the  */
 /*          Twenty-First Annual SAS Users Group International   */
 /*          Conference, 1381-1396                               */
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 /*   NOTES: This macro provides the multiple of standard error  */
 /*          for analysis of means (ANOM) for infinite degrees   */
 /*          of freedom.  The multiple &sigmult is the value     */
 /*          required for the SIGMAS= option in the SHEWHART     */
 /*          procedure for an ANOM involving k groups and        */
 /*          infinite degrees of freedom.                        */
 /*                                                              */
 /*          The significance level alpha can set as 0.10, 0.05, */
 /*          or 0.01.                                            */
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 /*          k must be in range 3 <= k <= 60                     */
 /*                                                              */
 /*          This macro is used in the ANOMP and ANOMU sample    */
 /*          programs.                                           */
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 %macro anomsig(alpha,k);
 %global sigmult;
 data _null_;

 /* check arguments */
 if &k lt 3  then do;
    put 'ERROR: k must be greater than 2.';
    abort;
    end;
 if &k gt 60 then do;
    put 'ERROR: Macro not valid for k > 60.';
    abort;
    end;

 /* build arrays to contain the halpha */
 /* approximations                     */
 array h{19} h1-h19;
 h1 = .;
 h2 = .;
 if &alpha = 0.10 then do;
    array b10{4} b1-b4;
    b10{1} =    2.326409;
    b10{2} =    0.031757;
    b10{3} =   -0.000493;
    b10{4} = 0.000003114;

    h3     = 2.052;
    h4     = 2.193;
    h5     = 2.289;
    h6     = 2.363;
    h7     = 2.423;
    h8     = 2.473;
    h9     = 2.516;
    h10    = 2.554;
    h11    = 2.587;
    h12    = 2.618;
    h13    = 2.645;
    h14    = 2.671;
    h15    = 2.694;
    h16    = 2.716;
    h17    = 2.735;
    h18    = 2.755;
    h19    = 2.773;
    end;
 else
 if &alpha = 0.05 then do;
    array b05{4} b1-b4;
    b05{1} =    2.597909;
    b05{2} =    0.028231;
    b05{3} =   -0.000419;
    b05{4} = 0.000002551;

    h3     = 2.344;
    h4     = 2.468;
    h5     = 2.555;
    h6     = 2.621;
    h7     = 2.676;
    h8     = 2.721;
    h9     = 2.761;
    h10    = 2.796;
    h11    = 2.827;
    h12    = 2.855;
    h13    = 2.881;
    h14    = 2.904;
    h15    = 2.926;
    h16    = 2.946;
    h17    = 2.965;
    h18    = 2.983;
    h19    = 2.999;
    end;
 else
 if &alpha = 0.01 then do;
    array b01{4} b1-b4;
    b01{1} =  3.099409;
    b01{2} =  0.025932;
    b01{3} = -0.000397;
    b01{4} =  0.000002489;

    h3     = 2.914;
    h4     = 3.013;
    h5     = 3.084;
    h6     = 3.140;
    h7     = 3.185;
    h8     = 3.224;
    h9     = 3.258;
    h10    = 3.288;
    h11    = 3.315;
    h12    = 3.340;
    h13    = 3.362;
    h14    = 3.382;
    h15    = 3.401;
    h16    = 3.419;
    h17    = 3.435;
    h18    = 3.451;
    h19    = 3.466;
    end;
 else do;
    put 'ERROR: Alpha not 0.10, 0.05, or 0.01';
    abort;
    end;

 if &k < 20 then sigmult = h{&k};
 else            sigmult = b1         +
                           b2*&k      +
                           b3*&k*&k   +
                           b4*&k*&k*&k;
 sigmult = sigmult * sqrt((&k - 1)/&k);
 call symput('sigmult',left(put(sigmult,8.3)));
 %mend anomsig;