Dear community,
I am looking for printing all the different combinations of a clinical signs scoring system.
I have six clinical signs (b1,..,b6) which are either normal abnormal (0,1)
I want to print all the 2^6 (64) possible clinical signs association.
I am relatively new with IML of SAS and did not arrive to do it.
please let me know if you have any clue!
I really appreciate
The simplest way is
proc iml; allComb = ExpandGrid(0:1, 0:1, 0:1, 0:1, 0:1, 0:1 ); print allComb;
This solution hard-codes six arguments, If the 'number of clinical signs' might change from study to study, you can use one of the other techniques in the article "Creating a matrix with all combinations of zeros and ones."
The simplest way is
proc iml; allComb = ExpandGrid(0:1, 0:1, 0:1, 0:1, 0:1, 0:1 ); print allComb;
This solution hard-codes six arguments, If the 'number of clinical signs' might change from study to study, you can use one of the other techniques in the article "Creating a matrix with all combinations of zeros and ones."
Thank you so much!
you solved my problem!
Since you are asking for a full-factorial design, you can instead use the MktEx macro. It also makes fractional factorial designs, orthogonal arrays, and nonorthogonal designs, all using the same syntax. You can add the option 'noqc' after 'render' if you do not have the SAS/QC product. For your particular problem, you could also use PROC PLAN.
%mktex(2 ** 6, n=64, levels=0, options=render)
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