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SEGreaves
Calcite | Level 5

Hi everyone! I'm trying to figure out how PROC LOGISTIC handles repeated controls in a stratified logistic analysis, meaning that I have a 1:4 matched data set in which a couple of controls are matched to two different cases (ie. these controls show up twice in the data set with different strata values). I know matching with replacement is allowed but I'm wondering about the analysis portion, whether I can just use PROC LOGISTIC with the STRATA statement or something a little more sophisticated?

 

If you can point me to any readings that address this, that'd be great.

 

Thanks in advance for any help you can give me!

 

Best,

s

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Damien_Mather
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

I would use proc glimmix instead with the / dist=binomial model statement option and specify a random statement that partitions the variance down to an individual subject level, such as

 

random intercept / subject=ID;

 

or if your controls only appear in one (are nested in one) case-control block, and the block is identified as block,

 

random intercept block / subject=ID;

 

 

 

 

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