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Teha
Calcite | Level 5

I have two features and based on these,I need to predict a set of target variables.My sample dataset is as shown in the screenshot.What would be the better algorithm for multi label classification. I am assuming logistic regression would be a better approach.Any suggestions of best proc to implement this is SAS

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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

@Teha wrote:

I have two features and based on these,I need to predict a set of target variables.My sample dataset is as shown in the screenshot.What would be the better algorithm for multi label classification. I am assuming logistic regression would be a better approach.Any suggestions of best proc to implement this is SAS


The screen capture is not present. If you mean the attached CSV file, then could you explain which variable is which? Which is the "set of target variables" you are trying to predict? Which are the predictor variables?

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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

@Teha wrote:

I have two features and based on these,I need to predict a set of target variables.My sample dataset is as shown in the screenshot.What would be the better algorithm for multi label classification. I am assuming logistic regression would be a better approach.Any suggestions of best proc to implement this is SAS


The screen capture is not present. If you mean the attached CSV file, then could you explain which variable is which? Which is the "set of target variables" you are trying to predict? Which are the predictor variables?

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Paige Miller
Teha
Calcite | Level 5
The first two columns are estimators and the last column is target variable.
PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

Well, with such little information to go on, all I can say is you should try PROC LOGISTIC.

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Paige Miller
Ksharp
Super User

Many predicted model you can use. like : Decision Tree, Random Forest, Neutral Network, Support Vector Machine .......

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