Hello
I have modelled regressions that include various quadratics and intereactions. I have saved the predicted values so, for each model I have
V1 V2 Pred
1 2 5
1.1 1.2 4.30
etc for several hundred lines
I'd like a graph that has V1 on the x axis, Pred on the y axis and lines for different quantiles of V2.
I know I've done this before.... but I can't remember how.
TIA
Peter
If V2 is a class variable, you can use a SERIES statement with GROUP= option:
SERIES x=v1 y=pred / group=v2;
However, if V2 is continuous, this won't work so well. Instead, use the EFFECTPLOT statement to get what you want. It sounds like you might want to use the SLICEFIT option with the SLICEBY= suboption, as shown in the second example that I linked to.
If your regression procedure does not support the EFFECTPLOT statement directly, you can STORE the model to an item store and use PROC PLM, which does support the EFFECTPLOT statement.
If V2 is a class variable, you can use a SERIES statement with GROUP= option:
SERIES x=v1 y=pred / group=v2;
However, if V2 is continuous, this won't work so well. Instead, use the EFFECTPLOT statement to get what you want. It sounds like you might want to use the SLICEFIT option with the SLICEBY= suboption, as shown in the second example that I linked to.
If your regression procedure does not support the EFFECTPLOT statement directly, you can STORE the model to an item store and use PROC PLM, which does support the EFFECTPLOT statement.
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