Hi all,
I have a data set with 423 pts but have only 10 pts with required outcome (Visit = 1 for Hospital visit and Visit = 0 for no hospital visit). I am trying to evaluate independent predictors for Hospital visit (Visit = 1). When I ran the logistic regression, some of the variables of interest have 95% CI values >999.999. How to handle such situations? And whether to include such variables in the logistic regression model or not?
Thank you in advance!
When you have a response variable which is a rare event, often the solution is to oversample the data, and then run PROC LOGISTIC, and then transform the results back to the non-oversampled space. Here's a tutorial: http://support.sas.com/kb/22/601.html
Try Exact Logistic Model or Penalty Logistic Model.
There are some examples in documentation.
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