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Renan_Crepaldi
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi, everyone!

 

I want to make a change on the PROC SURVEYSELECT so the results are based on filters of the source table.

 

I've attached a sample of my data. The rules are:

 

  • Sample of 10% stratified by idAction
  • The 10% of each idAction have to be defined by the number of rows with control = 'N'
  • The random output have to be only rows with control = 'S'

Is there a way to do this on the procedure? Or should I use another one?

 

Thanks!

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Reeza
Super User
data have;
infile cards dlm=',';
input idAction $ control $ idClient $ ;
datalines;
28004,N,40045
28004,N,40311
28004,N,40404
28004,N,35386
28004,N,162426
28004,N,163213
28004,S,149327
28004,S,163481
28004,N,163645
28004,N,149653
28004,N,157771
28004,N,303829
28004,N,304119
28004,S,290727
28004,S,286589
28004,N,304922
28004,S,286922
28004,N,292085
28004,S,450891
28004,S,506107
;;;;
run;

proc freq data=have;
where control = 'N';
table idAction / out=counts;
run;

data sampSizeSpecifications;
set counts;
_nsize_ = ceil(0.1*Count);
run;

proc surveyselect data=have method = srs sampsize = sampSizeSpecifications out=selected;
where control = 'S';
strata idAction;
run;

Are you sure you don't want PROC PSMATCH and case control matching?

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Reeza
Super User
I think you can do it piecemeal sort of?
Do a manual freq to get your samp size and pass that to the SURVEYSELECT? It can take a data set so you filter the data set for PROC FREQ using N rows and filter the survey selection data set with a where clause for the S data sets?

I think that would work....
ballardw
Super User

So people have an idea what the "data" looks like:

idAction;control;idClient
28004;N;40045
28004;N;40311
28004;N;40404
28004;N;35386
28004;N;162426
28004;N;163213
28004;S;149327
28004;S;163481
28004;N;163645
28004;N;149653
28004;N;157771
28004;N;303829
28004;N;304119
28004;S;290727
28004;S;286589
28004;N;304922
28004;S;286922
28004;N;292085
28004;S;450891
28004;S;506107

Now,

What does this mean?

The 10% of each idAction have to be defined by the number of rows with control = 'N'
The random output have to be only rows with control = 'S'

If the output only consists of records where control=S then I do not understand how "10% of each idAction have to be defined by the number of rows with control='N'.

Please describe in much more detail how the control = 'N' records are actually used. LOTS more detail.

Renan_Crepaldi
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi, @ballardw! Thanks for replying!

 

So I think you've got the idea, but to clarify more, here are some more details:

 

The clients marked with control = N are the ones targeted, and the sample must be created based on its total.

 

On the other hand, control = S are my control group, which need to be 10% of the targeted group.

 

That's why I need to "cross" these proportions.

 

I don't know if I've made myself clear (English isn't my native languague), but I'm available to give anymore informations.

 

Thanks again!

Reeza
Super User
data have;
infile cards dlm=',';
input idAction $ control $ idClient $ ;
datalines;
28004,N,40045
28004,N,40311
28004,N,40404
28004,N,35386
28004,N,162426
28004,N,163213
28004,S,149327
28004,S,163481
28004,N,163645
28004,N,149653
28004,N,157771
28004,N,303829
28004,N,304119
28004,S,290727
28004,S,286589
28004,N,304922
28004,S,286922
28004,N,292085
28004,S,450891
28004,S,506107
;;;;
run;

proc freq data=have;
where control = 'N';
table idAction / out=counts;
run;

data sampSizeSpecifications;
set counts;
_nsize_ = ceil(0.1*Count);
run;

proc surveyselect data=have method = srs sampsize = sampSizeSpecifications out=selected;
where control = 'S';
strata idAction;
run;

Are you sure you don't want PROC PSMATCH and case control matching?

Renan_Crepaldi
Obsidian | Level 7

Thank you very much, @Reeza!

 

About your observation of using the PROC PSMATCH, I'll use a method to pair the groups after, so I won't need this right now.

 

Nonetheless, thanks for the advice.

 

Regards, Renan.

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