Hi
I am currently using the GENMOD procedure as I need to define my own link function. I have defined the FWDLINK and INVLINK statements however my program is still using the Logit function as a link. I have no idea how to correct this. Please assist.
I suspect that you will find an ERROR in your LOG if you look regarding the extra '=' sign and the way you have defined the fwdlink function. It should be something like the code in the documentation.
You need to use the keywords _MEAN_ _RESP_, etc.
It will help to post your Proc Genmod code to see if you are setting an option that forces the logit or using your defined link incorrectly.
Thank you for your response. My proc genmod code is:
proc genmod data=thurstone;
class gender conc;;
fwdlink=delta/sqrt(2)=probit(pc);
invlink=pc=probnorm(delta/sqrt(2));
model x/n = pc gender conc / dist = bin
type1
type3
lrci;
run;
I suspect that you will find an ERROR in your LOG if you look regarding the extra '=' sign and the way you have defined the fwdlink function. It should be something like the code in the documentation.
You need to use the keywords _MEAN_ _RESP_, etc.
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