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mftuchman
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I need to look through some data sets created by the OUTMODEL statement in proc logistic to see if they are consistent with the parameters the staff *says* they used.

Can anybody tell me how this data set is structured? I realize this is NOT the ideal way to recover a model. I don't need to write a lot of data step code - just to browse through it and find the betas for the various effects used.
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run the sample code at http://support.sas.com/kb/25/019.html till
/*
proc logistic data=remiss outmodel=model descending;
model remiss = li cell temp;
output out=out1 predprobs=(i);
run;
*/
then you'll see a dataset called 'model' in your WORK library and you can browse it and compare with the output to find the betas.

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