Hi,
I'm performing a survival analysis using a large, complex health survey linked to mortality outcomes. I have appended several survey years to create an unweighted sample size of approximately 200,000 observations. With weights, the number of observations is over 2.2 million. I have used PROC SURVEYPHREG to estimate adjusted hazard ratios for several categorical variables. Now I would like to check the proportionality assumption using a time-dependent covariate, as illustrated on page 9200 (page 38 of the chapter 113 pdf) of the SAS/STAT 14.1 User's Guide https://support.sas.com/documentation/onlinedoc/stat/141/surveyphreg.pdf
Here's the example from the user's guide:
proc surveyphreg data=Test;
class A;
model T*Status(0)=A X1 X2;
X1= T*(A=1);
X2= T*(A=2);
run;
I have modified the code using the variables from my data and tried running it, but SAS does not generate any output. Due to the large size of the dataset, I let it run for over and hour, but SAS just said "running" and never shows anything in the results viewer.
Is there a better way to statistically test the proportionality assumption?
Thanks,
-Jonathan
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