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Calculate product proportion for matched firms

dapenDaniel — Thu, 16 Jan 2020 21:26:29 GMT

Hi Sas Master,

I have three datasets.

Dataset Have1 lists the products that several firms have in each year.

FirmID1	Year	ProductID
1001	1995	A1
1001	1995	B3
1001	1995	R9
1001	1995	V5
1001	1996	B2
1001	1996	Y8
1001	1997	A1
1001	1997	O6
1001	1997	U3
1001	1998	E4
1001	1998	W1
1001	1998	P3
1002	2003	D5
1002	2003	I8
1002	2003	V5
1002	2003	A1
1002	2004	G7
1002	2004	N6
1002	2005	I8
1002	2005	P2
1002	2005	M5
1002	2006	N6
1002	2006	K9
1002	2006	H4
1002	2007	V5
1002	2007	P2
1002	2007	R4

Have2 lists the products that other firms have in each year.

FirmID2	Year	ProductID
25064	1995	A1
25064	1995	B3
25064	1995	T12
25064	1995	V5
25064	1995	G8
25064	1995	U22
25064	1995	O91
25064	1995	R52
25064	1995	D2
25064	1996	B3
25064	1996	Y8
25064	1996	A1
25064	1997	B11
25064	1997	T4
25064	1998	E4
25064	1998	P3
25064	1998	A32
25064	1998	B4
25064	1998	V3
35241	2003	V42
35241	2003	H76
35241	2003	I88
35241	2004	G7
35241	2004	N6
35241	2004	J98
35241	2004	T42
35241	2005	A1
35241	2006	H4
35241	2006	L14
35241	2006	Y72
35241	2007	I6
35241	2007	N9

Firms in Have1 and Have2 are partners and Have3 list the match for these two groups of firms.

FirmID1	FirmID2
1001	25064
1002	35241

I would like to count the number of same products in each pair each year first and then this number is divided by the total number of products for firmID2. For example, firm 1001 and firm 25064 have three (A1, B3, V5) same products in 1995 and the number of products for Firm 25064 is nine in 1995. So the result will be 0.33333. The result called Want is below.

Want

FirmID1	FirmID2	Year	Proportion
1001	25064	1995	0.333333
1001	25064	1996	0.333333
1001	25064	1997	0
1001	25046	1998	0.4
1002	35241	2003	0
1002	35241	2004	0.5
1002	35241	2005	0
1002	35241	2006	0.333333
1002	35241	2007	0

What code do I need to use? Thanks.

Re: Calculate product proportion for matched firms

novinosrin — Thu, 16 Jan 2020 22:45:40 GMT

Hi @dapenDaniel Pretty straight forward admittedly boring SQL 🙂



data have1;
input FirmID1	Year	ProductID $;
cards;
1001	1995	A1
1001	1995	B3
1001	1995	R9
1001	1995	V5
1001	1996	B2
1001	1996	Y8
1001	1997	A1
1001	1997	O6
1001	1997	U3
1001	1998	E4
1001	1998	W1
1001	1998	P3
1002	2003	D5
1002	2003	I8
1002	2003	V5
1002	2003	A1
1002	2004	G7
1002	2004	N6
1002	2005	I8
1002	2005	P2
1002	2005	M5
1002	2006	N6
1002	2006	K9
1002	2006	H4
1002	2007	V5
1002	2007	P2
1002	2007	R4
;

data have2;
input FirmID2	Year	ProductID $;
cards;
25064	1995	A1
25064	1995	B3
25064	1995	T12
25064	1995	V5
25064	1995	G8
25064	1995	U22
25064	1995	O91
25064	1995	R52
25064	1995	D2
25064	1996	B3
25064	1996	Y8
25064	1996	A1
25064	1997	B11
25064	1997	T4
25064	1998	E4
25064	1998	P3
25064	1998	A32
25064	1998	B4
25064	1998	V3
35241	2003	V42
35241	2003	H76
35241	2003	I88
35241	2004	G7
35241	2004	N6
35241	2004	J98
35241	2004	T42
35241	2005	A1
35241	2006	H4
35241	2006	L14
35241	2006	Y72
35241	2007	I6
35241	2007	N9
;

data have3;
input FirmID1	FirmID2;
cards;
1001	25064
1002	35241
;

proc sql;
create table want as
select b.firmid1, a.firmid2,a.year,n(c.productid)/count(*) as Proportion
from have2 a left join have3 b
on a.firmid2=b.firmid2
left join 
have1 c
on b.firmid1=c.firmid1
and a.year=c.year and a.productid=c.productid
group by b.firmid1,a.firmid2,a.year;
quit;

Re: Calculate product proportion for matched firms

dapenDaniel — Fri, 17 Jan 2020 16:08:50 GMT

Thank you, @novinosrin

Re: Calculate product proportion for matched firms

dapenDaniel — Thu, 23 Jan 2020 13:22:46 GMT

Hi @novinosrin ,

I have a follow-up question. Dataset Have3 has a thrid variable called year, which means the year that two companies formed the partnership.

Have3

FirmID1 FirmID2 Year

1001 25046 1997

1002 35241 2006

I would like to complete two tasks:

1) count the number of the same products by the year that they formed the partnership;

2) the number calculated in 1) is divided by the total number of products for FirmID2 by the year that they formed the partnership.

For example, 1001 and 25046 formed the partnership in 1997. They shared 4 same products (A1, B3, V5, Y8) by 1997. The total number of products for 25064 is 14 by 1997. So the ration is 4/14=0.2857

Can you tell me how to revise the code? Thanks.

Re: Calculate product proportion for matched firms

novinosrin — Thu, 23 Jan 2020 14:17:34 GMT

Hi @dapenDaniel Wiil take a look a bit later towards the end of the day. My day has just barely begun at work. I hope it's not urgent. Hang in there

Re: Calculate product proportion for matched firms

dapenDaniel — Thu, 23 Jan 2020 14:42:00 GMT

Hi @novinosrin ,

It is so nice of you! This is not urgent. I am looking forward to your reply! Thank you so much!

Re: Calculate product proportion for matched firms

novinosrin — Thu, 23 Jan 2020 20:55:56 GMT

Hi @dapenDaniel Just had a quick look, and I seek a couple of clarifications as

This seems to actually pave way in revising the logic to do rather create a separate table as output. Am i correct? Coz I can't see how you imagine as an additional statistic in the same WANT table structure as the previous considering the grouping variable would change. To help clarify, Can you please post the wanted table structure of the new requirement in order to avoid any wrong assumptions

Re: Calculate product proportion for matched firms

dapenDaniel — Thu, 23 Jan 2020 21:12:44 GMT

Hi @novinosrin ,

Sorry for the confusion.

Have3

FirmID1 FirmID2 Year

1001 25046 1997

1002 35241 2006

The new wanted table is below.

FirmID1	FirmID2	Year	Proportion
1001	25064	1997	0.285714
1002	35241	2006	0.272727

1001 and 25046 formed the partnership in 1997. They shared 4 same products (A1, B3, V5, Y8) by 1997 (including 1997 and before). The total number of unique products for 25064 is 14 by 1997. So the ration is 4/14=0.285714.

1002 and 35241 formed the partnership in 2006. They shared 3 same products (A1, G7, N6) by 2006 (including 2006 and before). The total number of unique products for 35241 is 11 by 2006. So the ration is 3/11=0.272727.

Does that make more sense? Thanks.

Re: Calculate product proportion for matched firms

novinosrin — Thu, 23 Jan 2020 23:14:00 GMT

Got it. Will work on it soon as I find sometime

Re: Calculate product proportion for matched firms

novinosrin — Fri, 24 Jan 2020 18:16:19 GMT

HI @dapenDaniel Just a matter of carefully knowing what and how to group. See if the following works



   
data have1;
input FirmID1	Year	ProductID $;
cards;
1001	1995	A1
1001	1995	B3
1001	1995	R9
1001	1995	V5
1001	1996	B2
1001	1996	Y8
1001	1997	A1
1001	1997	O6
1001	1997	U3
1001	1998	E4
1001	1998	W1
1001	1998	P3
1002	2003	D5
1002	2003	I8
1002	2003	V5
1002	2003	A1
1002	2004	G7
1002	2004	N6
1002	2005	I8
1002	2005	P2
1002	2005	M5
1002	2006	N6
1002	2006	K9
1002	2006	H4
1002	2007	V5
1002	2007	P2
1002	2007	R4
;

data have2;
input FirmID2	Year	ProductID $;
cards;
25064	1995	A1
25064	1995	B3
25064	1995	T12
25064	1995	V5
25064	1995	G8
25064	1995	U22
25064	1995	O91
25064	1995	R52
25064	1995	D2
25064	1996	B3
25064	1996	Y8
25064	1996	A1
25064	1997	B11
25064	1997	T4
25064	1998	E4
25064	1998	P3
25064	1998	A32
25064	1998	B4
25064	1998	V3
35241	2003	V42
35241	2003	H76
35241	2003	I88
35241	2004	G7
35241	2004	N6
35241	2004	J98
35241	2004	T42
35241	2005	A1
35241	2006	H4
35241	2006	L14
35241	2006	Y72
35241	2007	I6
35241	2007	N9
;

data have3;
input FirmID1	FirmID2 year;
cards;
1001           25046           1997
1002           35241           2006
;


proc sql;
create table want(drop=t) as
select b.firmid1, a.firmid2,b.year,
a.year<=b.year as t, sum( c.productid=a.productid)/count(*) as Proportion
from have2 a left join have3 b
on a.firmid2=b.firmid2
left join 
have1 c
on b.firmid1=c.firmid1
and a.year=c.year and a.productid=c.productid
group by b.firmid1,a.firmid2,b.year,t
having t;
quit;

Re: Calculate product proportion for matched firms

dapenDaniel — Fri, 24 Jan 2020 18:21:35 GMT

Thanks, @novinosrin ! You are awesome! I appreciate your help!!!