Try PROC GEE, with dist=binomial and link=probit options in the MODEL statement. Try something like this example, setting link=probit.
Steve Denham
Thanks for the info.
I contacted SAS and they told me to set up SAS OnDemand.
I need to do both probit and tobit regressions in the future, so it will be a much easier solution to have the PROC QLIM function with SAS OnDemand from here on out.
you could do this by fitting the model in PROC NLMIXED and using the PREDICT statement. see this note.
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