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JinboZhao
Calcite | Level 5

Hi SAS,

 

I used SAS Enterprise Miner to generate a scorecard, then I got the corresponding logistic regression. My regression result is as follows:

 

Event Classification Table

Data Role=TRAIN Target=TARGET Target Label=' '

False True False True
Negative Negative Positive Positive

16 31 384 3928

 

 

Then I output the regression generating code and opened it in SAS base. I run it on the same dataset. This time I got the frequency table of my old and new predicted target: 

Table of TARGET by U_TARGET
 U_TARGET(Unnormalized Into: TARGET)Total
1
TARGET 415415
0Frequency
1Frequency39443944
  43594359
TotalFrequency

 

 

It gave a totally different result with the one from E-Miner. 

 

I do not know why, and I doubt of the accuracy of the result from E-miner. Could anyone give me some clue? Thank you. 

 

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Reeza
Super User

WIth what you've posted, not really.

 

Most likely the regression node in Base SAS has different default settings than in EM. 

Start by verifying the models have the same variables and selection method. 

Then move to the regression options, probably easiest to use the EM settings on the left hand pane and then check the Base SAS settings.

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Reeza
Super User

WIth what you've posted, not really.

 

Most likely the regression node in Base SAS has different default settings than in EM. 

Start by verifying the models have the same variables and selection method. 

Then move to the regression options, probably easiest to use the EM settings on the left hand pane and then check the Base SAS settings.

ballardw
Super User

Data and code for everthing to see possible differences.

Note that the Regression procedures by default will remove any record that has missing values for any of the variables on the model statement. I don't know wheter Enterprise Miner may just treat missing values as a different level of a a variable, which is an option in most of the regression procs depending on the role the variable plays and which procedure.

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