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Gedif
Calcite | Level 5

 

I am using SAS 9.4 TS level 1MZ.on window version of 6.1.7601. I went to compare more than two regression lines so anyone could help to do this please? or anyone share this syntax would be highly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

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ballardw
Super User

First, which regression procedure are you using? It may helps us to provide some of the code you are running to give us an idea of what may be practical.

 

Second what kind of comparison are you looking to do? Graphs? Differences of slopes? Differences of Intercepts? Differences of R-squares?

Gedif
Calcite | Level 5
At the movement I used simple liner regression. I measured plant height
over different genotypes and treatments in some hour interval in the growth
stage of the plant and I went to see the effect of days on plant height
growth.

Regards to the type of comparison I am looking is Differences of slopes,
Differences of Intercepts but if you give me some more relay I am happy
especially on nonlinear regression models. I do have other parameters which
have nonlinear regresses on dates from planting.
Thanks in advance!
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PGStats
Opal | Level 21

Here is an example. The slopes are compared as the interaction term between engine size and origin in the ANOVA table, and the predicted values are compared for a 4-liter engine in the LSMeans output  :

 

proc glm data=sashelp.cars;
class origin;
model horsepower = origin|engineSize;
lsmeans origin / at engineSize=4 pdiff; /* At 4-litre engine size */
run;

(for an illustration, look at the ANCOVA graph)

PG

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