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maggiej22
Calcite | Level 5

I am using the LSMEANS statement to request specific odds ratios in PROC GLIMMIX.  I have an interaction term (binary by binary interaction) that I am requesting odds ratios for but would like to see the odds ratios at each level of another binary covariate.  

a; binary 0,1

b; binary 0,1

c; binary 0,1

a*b interaction between a and b

 

lsmeans a*b / ilink oddsratio cl diff;

gives me beautiful output but once I try using the 'at' option to specify the value of another covariate SAS gives me a warning:

lsmeans a*b / at c =1 ilink oddsratio cl diff;

WARNING: Incorrect AT specification in LSMEANS statement. c is not a covariate in the model. The statement is
ignored.

 

I already know that this is because variable c is in the class statement and only continuous variables can be used in the 'at' option.  

 

Does anyone know how to create odds ratios for an interaction at a certain level of a binary variable?

 

Thanks!

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tellmeaboutityo
Obsidian | Level 7

I’m not 100% sure, but you might be able to change the combination of ref= statements in the class statement.

Class iv1(ref=‘0’) iv2(ref=‘1’);

I would assume the two reference categories would end up as the reference combination for the interaction.

 

A similar option might be to actually create your interaction variable and define the reference group.

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