Hi all,
I am using the INFLUENCE option to get diagnostic plots for logistic models. Is it possible to suppress influence the diagnostic output but keep the plots?
Thanks a lot,
Lizi
Just use the plots(only)=influence option in the PROC LOGISTIC statement, but omit the INFLUENCE option in the MODEL statement.
Every table and graph in ODS has a name. You can use the ODS EXCLUDE statement to exclude any table or graph. In this case, the table is named "OutputStatistics," so use
proc reg data=sashelp.class plots=diagnostics;
model weight = height age / influence;
ods exclude OutputStatistics;
quit;
To discover the names of tables and graphs, see "Find the ODS table names produced by any SAS procedure."
Just use the plots(only)=influence option in the PROC LOGISTIC statement, but omit the INFLUENCE option in the MODEL statement.
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