Hello, I have a model;
Y = b0+ b1X1+b2X2 + u
I want to use proc IML to create a column vector:
[beta] = [1 -b0 b1 -b2]'. [Dimension: 4x1]
I also want to create a matrix of X
[X ] = [Y ones X1 X2]. [Dimension: nx4]
Then I calculate the vector of coint:
coint = [X]*[beta]. [Dimension: nx1]
I started with the following codes;
proc reg data = a outest = coefficients;
model y = x1 x2;
run;
How can I use Proc IML to obtain the desired results?
Thank You
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A Module for Linear Regression
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BR,
Koen
I don't understand why there are some (but not all) minus signs in the regression coefficient, but I think this program should get you started. If you intended to use -b1, then insert it in the obvious location.
proc iml;
/* use sample data */
use sashelp.class;
read all var "Weight" into Y;
read all var {"Height" "Age"} into XVars;
/* specify regression coefficients */
b0 = 13;
b1 = 9;
b2 = 5;
/* [beta] = [1 -b0 b1 -b2]'. [Dimension: 4x1] */
beta = 1 // -b0 // b1 // -b2;
/* [X ] = [Y ones X1 X2]. [Dimension: nx4] */
ones = j(nrow(Y), 1, 1);
X = Y || ones || XVars;
coint = X*beta;
print Y coint;
Thank You. @Rick_SAS
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