Hello, I was given this question:
(dataset: SASHELP.BWEIGHT) Create a dataset including first 2,000 observations only in SASHELP.BWEIGHT and report the p-value of testing if two variables MomSmoke and VISIT are independent. Note that you should determine if Chi-sq test is valid or not. Up to four decimal places, please. (Hint: use PROC FREQ)
I understand how to calculate the p-value if the two variables are independent, I am just confused on making a new dataset including the first 2,000 observations of sashelp.bweight.
data want;
set have (obs=2000);
Use the OBS= Dataset option.
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@michaelm90 wrote:
Hello, I was given this question:
(dataset: SASHELP.BWEIGHT) Create a dataset including first 2,000 observations only in SASHELP.BWEIGHT and report the p-value of testing if two variables MomSmoke and VISIT are independent. Note that you should determine if Chi-sq test is valid or not. Up to four decimal places, please. (Hint: use PROC FREQ)
I understand how to calculate the p-value if the two variables are independent, I am just confused on making a new dataset including the first 2,000 observations of sashelp.bweight.
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