Hello,
I wondering what is the simplest way to interpret/explain the Analysis of Maximum Likelihood Estimates.
Can I use the estimate column, in the Analysis of Maximum Likelihood Estimates, as an OR?
For example, if the estimate values for my interactions were 2.67 or .70, can I say: Combo A is 2.67 times more likely... and Combo B is 70% more likely to...
proc logistic data=library.dataset plots(only)=(effect oddsratio) ;
format education edufmt. exposure yesnofmt.;
class education (ref="phd ") exposure(ref="No")/param=ref;
model depression (event="1") =exposure*education;
run;
I thought this interpretation was acceptable but now I'm not sure if it only applies when referring to the Odds Ratio Estimates and Profile-Likelihood Confidence Intervals table which look similar
Thank you in advance!
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