How to do: leverage, externally stud. residual, PRESS residual for a certain observation

[Lacona]

Hey all,

I'm in desperate need for help, because I can't figure out how to make SAS giving me

residual, leverage, studentized residual, externally studentized residual, PRESS residual, Cook’s distance for one certain observation.
I was able to get residual, student.residual and Cook's distance by 
proc reg data=filename;
model y= all the x/r;
run;
But there is no way I can get leverage, externally stud. residual and PRESS residual for my 10th observation.
Could you please help me out of my misery?

[ChrisNZ]

Have you looked at the output statement? More specifically at options press= and h= ?

See https://stats.idre.ucla.edu/sas/library/sas-libraryoverview-of-sas-proc-reg/

[Lacona]

Yes, I did.
But I can't find a way to program it, so that it would show me the results for one specific observation.

[FreelanceReinh · Accepted solution]

Hello @Lacona,

Add the INFLUENCE option to the MODEL statement.

Example:

proc reg data=sashelp.class;
model weight=height age / r influence;
quit;

This will add new columns to the output table "Output Statistics", including

• RStudent (this is the externally studentized residual -- see documentation: Influence Statistics and Diagnostics Panel)
• Hat Diag H (this is the leverage -- see documentation: Residual Analysis)

The PRESS residual can be easily calculated from the residual (column "Residual" in the same table) and the leverage: divide the residual by (1 minus leverage). See documentation: Model Fit and Diagnostic Statistics. To avoid rounding errors in this calculation, I would use the ODS output dataset:

ods output OutputStatistics=stats;
proc reg data=sashelp.class;
model weight=height age / r influence;
quit;

data press;
set stats;
press_resid=divide(residual,1-hatdiagonal);
run;

Alternatively, you can obtain these three statistics from the OUTPUT dataset -- as suggested by @ChrisNZ:

proc reg data=sashelp.class;
model weight=height age / r influence;
output out=regstats rstudent=ext_stud_resid press=press_resid h=leverage;
quit;

proc print data=regstats;
run;

[Lacona]

Thank you so, so much!
It worked perfectly fine!