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Sanscrit_2prov
Obsidian | Level 7

I have run the following model in Proc Genmod:

 

ods listing gpath="Y:\FES\Graphs";
ods graphics on/reset=index imagename="tangible";
proc genmod data=dist;
class famid;
model tar_depress_w2 = tar_depress_base
prov_prac par_prov_prac
/scale=pearson ;
repeated sub=famid;
assess var=(prov_prac) / resample=10000
seed=603708000 crpanel;
store tangible;
run;
ods graphics off;

 

For some variables I get a graph from the assess option that looks like the following:

Sanscrit_2prov_0-1592165048112.png

For some variables I get a graph that is like those in the SAS documentation. But for this variable it seems like something is off.

All the variables in my model are continuous. Also I am not sure why the p-value is 1 in the top left hand area of the graph.

 

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SteveDenham
Jade | Level 19

Well, the graph shows that the estimate is centered on zero, which is probably why the p value =1.  I suspect that there is a lack of variability in the response variable after accounting for the other main effects.  What sort of results (aside from the assess) do you see with a reduced model, where the only independent variable is prov_prac?  The slope estimate for the reduced model might shed some light on what is happening.

 

SteveDenham

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