Hi,
I'm trying to look at the ability different binary variables it predict an outcome.
My variables are labelled n_1 to n_8 with n_1 being the lowest risk / referent category.
Using proc logistic, I can look at odds ratios for the different variables:
proc logistic data = nodes;
class n_1 (ref='1') / param = ref;
model outcome_2 (event = '1') = n_2 n_3 n_4 n_5 n_6 n_7 n_8 ;
run;
However what I would like to do is also calculate to odds ratios adjusted for a baseline continuous variable (age in this case).
Whilst it's probably that I'm not looking in the right place, I can't find any documentation describing this.
Many thanks for any advice,
Jim
Please ignore - I just need to incorporate the variable within the model.
Bit new to this and guilty of overthinking!
Jim
Please ignore - I just need to incorporate the variable within the model.
Bit new to this and guilty of overthinking!
Jim
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