I just want to do simple mease separations on survival data with a repeated measures design. I have/had an example that walks through this exact situation somewhere in my disorganized files, and I've just about given up looking for it. I can't remember if I did it in GENMOD or GLIMMIX.
The setup is basically multiple reps (actually blocks), multiple treatments, 2 or more periods, and proportion of survivors.
I would like to compare multiple treatments overall, and in the oldest time step. Proportion isn't normal... its between 0 and 1.
Can anyone help me with the basic code and/or an online discussion? Perhaps stats.oarc.ucla.edu has one of their nice pages on this kind of analysis. It's killing me that I can't find my own examples where I've done this for myself already.
Thank you
Rep Treatment period survival
1 1 1 1
1 1 2 0.97
1 1 3 0.85
2 1 1 0.97
2 1 2 0.85
2 1 3 0.75
1 2 1 0.9
1 2 2 0.83
1 2 3 0.71
2 2 1 0.91
2 2 2 0.81
2 2 3 0.79
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Can you give more specific details about your study? In general, survival outcomes should be modeled using a procedure that is tailored to survival data, such as PROC PHREG. However, those kinds of procedures require that you have the survival (or censoring) time for each subject studied.
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