topic Re: SAS one way ANOVA problem in SAS Procedures

SAS one way ANOVA problem

jmoseley — Wed, 24 Feb 2016 01:20:28 GMT

The SAS homework is as follows.

A researcher was interested in comparing three methods of dropout prevention in at-risk high school students: a structured work-study program, a peer-buddy program, and teacher mentoring program. Thirty at-risk students were randomly assigned to each of these three treatments at the beginning of their sophomore year. At the end of the year, the researcher noted how many students were still enrolled in school and how many appeared to have dropped out. These are the data that were obtained:

	End of Year Status
Program	Still Enrolled	Not Enrolled
Work-Study	11	19
Peer Buddy	16	14
Teacher Mentor	20	10

What am I doing wrong in SAS?

input program $ persist dropout $;
datalines;
study 11 19
buddy 16 14
mentor 20 10
;
run;

proc anova data=case1;
class program;
model persistence dropout = program;
means / tukey;
run;

Re: SAS one way ANOVA problem

Ksharp — Wed, 24 Feb 2016 01:33:53 GMT

It sounds you need Cochran-Armitage Trend Test of PROC FREQ .

Re: SAS one way ANOVA problem

jmoseley — Wed, 24 Feb 2016 01:50:24 GMT

SAS one way ANOVA is not completely solved.

The proc freq idea only deals with the procedure. It does not expain why the input codes are not being accepted by SAS.

Re: SAS one way ANOVA problem

jmoseley — Wed, 24 Feb 2016 01:52:13 GMT

SAS one way ANOVA is not completely solved. The input data is providing many errors

Re: SAS one way ANOVA problem

Ksharp — Wed, 24 Feb 2016 01:56:22 GMT

Your data should look like this :

data have;

input program $ persist dropout ;
datalines;
study 11 19
buddy 16 14
mentor 20 10
;
run;

And Trend Test is for the ordinal variable , but your PROGRAM is nominal variable, so change their position for different Trend Test.

But I think the original order in your data is looking good .

Re: SAS one way ANOVA problem

jmoseley — Wed, 24 Feb 2016 05:11:03 GMT

Hi KSharp,

Thanks for your insights. Another question? Why do you think I am not getting the TTest and probability result in my syntax?

Josie

Re: SAS one way ANOVA problem

Ksharp — Wed, 24 Feb 2016 08:57:59 GMT

TTest is testing the mean between two level(group), But your data doesn't have one group variable, it looks like a Contingecy Table .

Re: SAS one way ANOVA problem

jmoseley — Thu, 03 Mar 2016 06:40:34 GMT

Thank you very much KSharp. Much appreciated. J

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