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statadm
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I'm running Proc Lifereg for interval censoring and need the median and 95th percentile for an adjusted model. How can I output the overall median and 95th percentile for gender? I want the median for each of the two gender groups, not individual observations.

Here is the model I'm using:

proc lifereg data=survey;
model (min45h,max45h) = gender dil reganesth pg bweight /dist=lnormal;
output out=new p=median quantile=0.5 0.95 std=std;
run;


Thanks in advance for your help.

Message was edited by: statadm I suspect you take the mean of the median and 95th percentile for the two groups?


Message was edited by: statadm

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