I am doing a research on the title of "Demand for Food Safety attributes for Vegetables" using a discrete choice experiment and conditional logit regression in SAS.
one objective of my study is to identify factors affecting the demand for food safety attributes and these factors are socio-demographic factors. my question is how can I analyse data through SAS (which Proc or code)?
I want to analyse the interaction effects of socio-demographic factors on demand!
FYI - I've updated the subject line since 'need help' is not descriptive enough.
For Logit regression with multinomial you can use PROC LOGISTIC.
If you need conditional logistic regression you can use PROC PHREG.
For looking at choices you can also consider Discriminate modelling
For categorial data analysis
BCHOICE procedure is also another option
The stat's proc are well documented and have examples in the example section of each procedure.
The Introduction Section is an overview of different analysis options and illustrate which procs can be used for each set of problems.
Then you can look at each specific proc and see the examples. This is a good starting page:
@Khalidjoya wrote:
I am doing a research on the title of "Demand for Food Safety attributes for Vegetables" using a discrete choice experiment and conditional logit regression in SAS.
one objective of my study is to identify factors affecting the demand for food safety attributes and these factors are socio-demographic factors. my question is how can I analyse data through SAS (which Proc or code)?
I want to analyse the interaction effects of socio-demographic factors on demand!
Did you decide which statistical model you're using? And if so, did you determine which SAS procedure you're using? Once you have that you can check on the documentation for fully worked examples.
You can start with PROC PHREG I suppose which has a conditional logistic regression.
@Khalidjoya wrote:
thanks for your help but I need to identify the effects of
socio-demographic factors on choices and I do not know how to do that with
SAS.
could you please help me
Two options:
1) proc logistic + strata statement
2) proc glimmix + random statement
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