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I wanted to compute clopper Pearson confidence interval for the all the variables I have and wanted to know what's the simplest way. A sample variable I have can be  

ID

test

1

Y

2

Y

3

N

4

.

5

.

6

N

7

N

so among the 7 subjects, 2 were missing, 3 had no test, 2 had tested. I want to model the probability of being tested in SAS

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mkeintz
PROC Star

It's an option in PROC FREQ.  *See The FREQ Procedure and Example 47.4 Binomial Proportions 

 

 

Here's a usage with your data:

 

data have;
  input ID  @3 test $1.;
datalines;
1 Y
2 Y
3 N
4  
5  
6 N
7 N
run;

proc freq data=have;
  tables test / binomial (clopperpearson) ;
run;

 

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