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hhchenfx
Rhodochrosite | Level 12

Hi,

I use the sashelp.stocks as the input file and I want to run regression of

Close = Volume

For a given day, say 27Feb2023, I want to run this regression on 30 rows including 27Feb2023.

The output I want to have is date, stock, predicted value and residual value as in the code below.

Can you please help?

Thank you,

HHC

proc reg noprint data=sashelp.stocks outest=want_test;
by stock;
    model close = volume;
    output out=want (keep = stock date predicted residual) p=predicted r=residual;
run;
quit;

 

 

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hhchenfx
Rhodochrosite | Level 12

Thanks for you suggestion.

 

proc sort data=sashelp.stocks out =have ; by stock descending date;run;

data have; set have ;
by stock;
if first.stock then n=0;
n+1;
run;

proc sql;
create table full
as select a.stock, a.date , b. date as _date, b.close, b.volume
from have as a left join have as b
on a.stock=b.stock and a.n<=b.n<=a.n+30
order by a.stock,  a.date , b.date;
quit;

proc reg noprint data=full outest=want_test;
by stock date;
    model close = volume;
    output out=want (keep = stock date predicted residual) p=predicted r=residual;
run;
quit;

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hhchenfx
Rhodochrosite | Level 12

Thanks for you suggestion.

 

proc sort data=sashelp.stocks out =have ; by stock descending date;run;

data have; set have ;
by stock;
if first.stock then n=0;
n+1;
run;

proc sql;
create table full
as select a.stock, a.date , b. date as _date, b.close, b.volume
from have as a left join have as b
on a.stock=b.stock and a.n<=b.n<=a.n+30
order by a.stock,  a.date , b.date;
quit;

proc reg noprint data=full outest=want_test;
by stock date;
    model close = volume;
    output out=want (keep = stock date predicted residual) p=predicted r=residual;
run;
quit;

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