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ntburton1
Calcite | Level 5

I need the following statement to output a dataset with my random effects (randoms3) using weighted data. However, when I include the weight statement below, the dataset, randoms3, does not output. It only outputs missing data. When I remove the weights statement, the dataset randoms3 does output correctly. Does anyone know why this is?

glimmix data=data;

ctycode1;

asthma3 = sex age race2 agegp nohs/solution dist=binary link=logit ddfm=satterth oddsratio;

random ctycode1 / solution;

tech=nrridg;

out=brfssout pred=pred3; 

output CovParms = randoms3 ParameterEstimates = fixed3; 

weight weight;

run;

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ballardw
Super User

First thing is check the values of your weight variable. Missing or negative values will mean that observation is not used.

ntburton1
Calcite | Level 5

My weights are all there. They're pretty low though.

Min=.002, Max=1.03.

ballardw
Super User

It looks like your posted code is missing some text, it may help to repost.

Do you get any warnings in the log when missing data is generated?

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