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Jess03ng
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How to know which components number is the best model in proc FMM? Any code as references?

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DaveKsas
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Hello,
If you fit multiple models within one PROC FMM call by using the KMIN= and KMAX= options, the procedure will use the BIC (smaller values are better) to choose the model with the best fit. You can use the CRITERION= option to the PROC FMM statement to specify a different model selection criterion (AIC, AICC, etc). If you fit several models in different PROC FMM invocations, you can compare the criterion values in the separate "Fit Statistics" tables to choose a best model.

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DaveKsas
SAS Employee
Hello,
If you fit multiple models within one PROC FMM call by using the KMIN= and KMAX= options, the procedure will use the BIC (smaller values are better) to choose the model with the best fit. You can use the CRITERION= option to the PROC FMM statement to specify a different model selection criterion (AIC, AICC, etc). If you fit several models in different PROC FMM invocations, you can compare the criterion values in the separate "Fit Statistics" tables to choose a best model.

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