Hello,
I would like to know if it is possible with SAS to do a generalized ordered logit (different parameters for each response categories, such as in a multinomial logit).
With stata, I think it is gologit2, but I didn't find the equivalent function with SAS.
Thanks.
If you want an ordered logit, as you said, then you don't want the LINK=GLOGIT option. Remove it to get an ordinal logit model. See this note for examples.
Proc logistic + unequalslopes can't do glogit ?
I'm not sure why, but when I add this option, it says : "The UNEQUALSLOPES option is ignored."
And the output is the same as a normal glogit. How should I use it?
proc logistic data=edu.educationClean;
class cohort4(ref='2') cntr_regr(ref=first) /param=ref;
model edu3(descending)= cntr_regr cohort4 cntr_regr*cohort4 /link=glogit UNEQUALSLOPES=edu3;
run;
If you want an ordered logit, as you said, then you don't want the LINK=GLOGIT option. Remove it to get an ordinal logit model. See this note for examples.
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