I'm trying to use a dataset here https://mregresion.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/agresti-introduction-to-categorical-data.pdf on page 234, Table 7.19. I've manually typed the data into SAS and the procedure desired.
I'm trying to fit a log linear model to the data that includes all two-way interactions but no three-way interactions.
Here is my code:
title1 'ANALYSIS OF DATA ON OPINION OF TREATMENT MEASURES FOR AIDS';
title2 'Building a Log-linear Model';
data aids;
input Gender $ InfoOpinion $ HealthOpinion $ Count @@;
datalines;
Male Support Support 76 Male Support Oppose 160
Male Oppose Support 6 Male Oppose Oppose 25
Female Support Support 114 Female Support Oppose 181
Female Oppose Support 11 Female Oppose Oppose 48
;
run;
title3 "Model with all 2-way interactions but no 3-way interaction";
proc genmod data=aids;
class Gender InfoOpinion HealthOpinion;
model Count = Gender|InfoOpinion|HealthOpinion@2
/ dist=Poisson link=log type3;
run;
I feel pretty confident that I did all of my coding correctly, my main issue is that my output says ERROR: Procedure GENMOD not found.
I've scoured the internet and even contacted a SAS agent about it. I think the main cause is that I am doing all of this on a university computer, and because my university uses the free University Edition proc genmod is not available.
I've also ran
proc setinit noalias;
run;
