Dear friends,
I need to perform linear interpolations
I do it correctly when I have only one dataset in one table
However, I have many many different datasets in one table and each dataset should have its own interpolation curve
Let's look at a simple example with only two datasets (A & B):
NAME | DEPTH | X | Y |
A | 0,00 | 496323,56 | 6277756,14 |
0,50 | , | , | |
1,00 | , | , | |
1,50 | , | , | |
2,00 | , | , | |
2,50 | , | , | |
3,00 | , | , | |
3,50 | , | , | |
4,00 | , | , | |
4,50 | , | , | |
5,00 | , | , | |
5,50 | , | , | |
6,00 | , | , | |
A | 6,50 | 496210,94 | 6277828,15 |
7,00 | , | , | |
7,50 | , | , | |
8,00 | , | , | |
8,50 | , | , | |
9,00 | , | , | |
9,50 | , | , | |
10,00 | , | , | |
10,50 | , | , | |
A | 11,00 | 496210,87 | 6277828,25 |
B | 0,00 | 516239.55347 | 6247816.3269 |
0.5 | |||
1,00 | |||
1,50 | |||
2,00 | |||
2,50 | |||
3,00 | |||
3,50 | |||
4,00 | |||
4,50 | |||
5,00 | |||
5,50 | |||
B | 6,00 | 516239.55347 | 6247816.3269 |
6,50 | |||
7,00 | |||
7,50 | |||
8,00 | |||
8,50 | |||
B | 9,00 | 516239.51534 | 6247816.3202 |
9,50 | |||
10,00 | |||
10,50 | |||
11,00 | |||
11,50 | |||
12,00 | |||
B | 12,50 | 516239.47966 | 6247816.3124 |
I use the following proc procedure to perform linear regression for one dataset:
proc expand data=&_INPUT1 out=&_OUTPUT1;
convert X=linear_X / method=join;
id DEPTH;
run;
proc expand data=&_INPUT1 out=&_OUTPUT1;
convert Y=linear_Y / method=join;
id DEPTH;
run;
The interpolation will fill the missing values for X and Y
However, when I have two datasets (in this case A & B) or more I can't use this formula
I know I need some kind of DO LOOP somewhere but I don't know where and how I should use it
Can you please help me with it?
Thank you vey much!
Best regards
Farshid
Does this help you?
data have;
input NAME $ (DEPTH X Y)(:comma18.4);
infile datalines dsd dlm='|';
datalines;
A|0,00 |496323,56 |6277756,14
|0,50 | |
|1,00 | |
|1,50 | |
|2,00 | |
|2,50 | |
|3,00 | |
|3,50 | |
|4,00 | |
|4,50 | |
|5,00 | |
|5,50 | |
|6,00 | |
A|6,50 |496210,94 |6277828,15
|7,00 | |
|7,50 | |
|8,00 | |
|8,50 | |
|9,00 | |
|9,50 | |
|10,00| |
|10,50| |
A|11,00|496210,87 |6277828,25
B|0,00 |516239.55347|6247816.3269
|0.5 | |
|1,00 | |
|1,50 | |
|2,00 | |
|2,50 | |
|3,00 | |
|3,50 | |
|4,00 | |
|4,50 | |
|5,00 | |
|5,50 | |
B|6,00 |516239.55347|6247816.3269
|6,50 | |
|7,00 | |
|7,50 | |
|8,00 | |
|8,50 | |
B|9,00 |516239.51534|6247816.3202
|9,50 | |
|10,00| |
|10,50| |
|11,00| |
|11,50| |
|12,00| |
B|12,50|516239.47966|6247816.3124
;
data temp(drop=_:);
set have;
if not missing(Name) then _Name=Name;
Name=coalescec(Name, _Name);
retain _Name;
run;
proc sort data=temp;
by Name DEPTH;
run;
proc expand data=temp out=want;
by Name;
id DEPTH;
convert X=linear_X / method=join;
convert Y=linear_Y / method=join;
run;
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