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cjohnson
Obsidian | Level 7
As I understand it, ANOVA with categorical variables is equivalent to Linear Regression with dummy variables. But, when I run ANOVA, I do not get coefficients. Can anyone tell me why this is, or if there is an option to add these?

Thanks,
Chris
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Doc_Duke
Rhodochrosite | Level 12
Not that I know of. However, GLM will provide the coefficients.
cjohnson
Obsidian | Level 7
I don't get the coeff when I run glm either. If I use glm with continuous indep and dep variables, I get the coeff, but not when I use catagorical indep and continuous dep.
Christopher Johnson
www.codeitmagazine.com
Susan
Calcite | Level 5
Perhaps the SOLUTION option on the MODEL statement (available in the GLM, MIXED, and GLIMMIX procedures) provides what you're looking for.

If not, then it would be helpful if you posted your code.

--Susan
deleted_user
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In the model statement /solution or /s will give all the coefficients for fixed effects both class and otherwise
cjohnson
Obsidian | Level 7
Thanks very much! The solution option did the trick.

PROC GLM DATA=CLAIMS;
CLASS INJURY;
MODEL INCURRED = INJURY /SOLUTION;
MEANS INJURY / HOVTEST;
RUN;
Christopher Johnson
www.codeitmagazine.com
deleted_user
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I see Susan recommended the same "solution"

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