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sas >> rank regression

by Dana201052 » Thu, 29 May 2008 05:42:19 GMT

Hello All,

I've been stuck for a couple of days on running a rank regression of
some sort. I've gotten the code to run but with nothing remotely close
to what I need.

What I'm trying to do in SAS is to run a multiple regression analysis
by quintiles and deciles. I want to rank one of the variable into
quintiles and then deciles, and then run a regression for each level.
I want to determine whether the levels of the ranked variable matter.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Dana

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sas >> rank regression

by Dana201052 » Thu, 29 May 2008 13:26:45 GMT


I just answered my own question so no response is necessary. This is
what I came up with that seems to work.

proc rank data=final3 out=rank1 ties=low groups=5;
var acc;
ranks accrank;
run;
proc print data=rank1;
Title 'Rank by Quintile';
run; quit;

Thanks.





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