I tend to use:
ParameterEstimates = WORK.ParameterEstimates
FitStatistics = WORK.Model_Fit
ANOVA = Work.ANOVA
SelectionSummary = WORK.SelectionSummary;
to extract model parameters and other stats when I use proc glmselect. I am trying to do something similar for proc nlmixed. Looking at this preliminary/simplified code:
ods select none; proc nlmixed data=AnalysisData; parms s2u1=1; y = exp(-X); model Y1 ~ normal(y, s2u1); ods output parameters = Work.Parameters; run; ods select All;
I obtain:
s2u1 NegLogLike
1 553224.908
Where is the parameter for X? Any input would be very much appreciated. Thanks!
Hi all,
Sorry actually the following code snippet works fine:
ods output Parameters = Work.Parameters FitStatistics = WORK.Model_Fit ;
Sorry!
I think if a variable is not on the PARMS statement when PARMS is used then it is not included in the ParameterEstimates output
Initial Parameters are in the Parameters tables.
Estimates are in the ParameterEstimate table.
Does that provide what you're looking for?
@csetzkorn wrote:
I tend to use:
ParameterEstimates = WORK.ParameterEstimates
FitStatistics = WORK.Model_Fit
ANOVA = Work.ANOVA
SelectionSummary = WORK.SelectionSummary;
to extract model parameters and other stats when I use proc glmselect. I am trying to do something similar for proc nlmixed. Looking at this preliminary/simplified code:
ods select none; proc nlmixed data=AnalysisData; parms s2u1=1; y = exp(-X); model Y1 ~ normal(y, s2u1); ods output parameters = Work.Parameters; run; ods select All;I obtain:
s2u1 NegLogLike
1 553224.908
Where is the parameter for X? Any input would be very much appreciated. Thanks!
Hi all,
Sorry actually the following code snippet works fine:
ods output Parameters = Work.Parameters FitStatistics = WORK.Model_Fit ;
Sorry!
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