The 'score' statement in 'proc logistic' provides a 'fitstat' option.
Is this 'fitstat' option available for (1) proc gam and/ or (2) proc adaptivereg?
Thanks.
I'm afraid not. However, if you are fitting a binary-response model, like a logistic model, you can get an ROC analysis including the area under the ROC curve as discussed an illustrated in this note.
I'm afraid not. However, if you are fitting a binary-response model, like a logistic model, you can get an ROC analysis including the area under the ROC curve as discussed an illustrated in this note.
No. IMHO, you should switch from the old PROC GAM to the newer PROC GAMPL. Although GAMPL does not support a SCORE statement, you can score a GAMPL model is to use the "missing value trick." A discussion and example are available in the third section of the article "How to create a sliced fit plot in SAS."
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