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StatsByTheBeach
Calcite | Level 5
I think I want to do a logistic regression model, but I'm not sure.

I have a dichotomous outcome with 10 independent variables, some are continuous, some are categorical.

Which procedure do I use to look at the relationship between the outcome variable and each one of the independent variables?

Which procedure do I use to look at the relationship between my outcome variable and the significant independent variables in model building?

How do I know which independent variables to test interactions for?

Thanks for any help you can offer!
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plf515
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10
> I think I want to do a logistic regression model, but
> I'm not sure.
>
> I have a dichotomous outcome with 10 independent
> variables, some are continuous, some are
> categorical.
>

That would seem to indicate a logistic regression


> Which procedure do I use to look at the relationship
> between the outcome variable and each one of the
> independent variables?

PROC LOGISTIC is the easiest one to learn

PROC LOGISTIC DATA = MYDATA;
MODEL DEPVAR = IV1;
RUN;

and repeat for the others.

>
> Which procedure do I use to look at the relationship
> between my outcome variable and the significant
> independent variables in model building?
>

again PROC LOGISTIC but you don't want to do bivariate screening.

> How do I know which independent variables to test
> interactions for?
>

Theory



Peter
StatsByTheBeach
Calcite | Level 5
Thank you!

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