DOes anyone know how to program the following SPSS code in SAS? I need to do exactly this but in SAS! I do have access to SPSS at all!
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="no"?>
<SPSSComplexSamples version="1.0">
<Header copyright="Copyright (c) SPSS Inc., 2006. All Rights Reserved."/>
<AnalysisDesign SRSestimator="wor" numberOfStages="2">
<AnalysisStage estimationMethod="equal_wor" label="Stage 1" stageNumber="1">
<StrataVarList numberOfVariables="3">
<Variable name="region_num"/>
<Variable name="sub_region_num"/>
<Variable name="comm_size_num"/>
</StrataVarList>
<ClusterVarList numberOfVariables="1">
<Variable name="residence_merge"/>
</ClusterVarList>
<IncProb>
<Variable name="inc_prob_1"/>
</IncProb>
</AnalysisStage>
<AnalysisStage estimationMethod="equal_wor" label="Stage 2" stageNumber="2">
<StrataVarList numberOfVariables="1">
<Variable name="age_gender_group"/>
</StrataVarList>
<IncProb>
<Variable name="inc_prob_2"/>
</IncProb>
</AnalysisStage>
<Weight>
<Variable name="weight_final"/>
</Weight>
</AnalysisDesign>
</SPSSComplexSamples>
I would expect something sampling to indicate the number of records to select or a rate to select records from a base data set. Unless that is the use for the variables inc_prob_1 and inc_prob_2. In which case these would likely be the equivalents of _nsize_ variable in a SAMPSIZE=dataset for use in Surveyselect or _rate_ in a SAMPRATE= dataset.
Proc surveyselect would be the procedure, with a Strata statment having the stratlist variables and a cluster cluster statement with the cluster variable. Assuming I am rgith about your inc_prob_1 then your samprate data set would have to be sorted in terms of the strata combinations.
Since I have no idea what the output of the SPSS looks like I can't suggest any other specific options.
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