Proc Score Intermediate Matrix

[DD_BCBST]

Proc Score scores a dataset using parameters from Proc Reg and provides you with a final estimate on the dependent variable. Is there a way to get the intermediate results? That is, can you get an X*Beta matrix with BY statement functionality without hand coding the multiplication? I have large confidential data, so the following fake data is provided as an example. Consider a model estimating a bank's return on investment (ROI) as a function of the time the account has been open, the balance in the account, and the average times the customer visits a branch each month: 

DATA WORK.TESTFILE;
INFILE DATALINES DLM=',';
INPUT MBR_NO ACCT_TYPE $ ROI YEARS_OPEN BALANCE VISIT_PER_MO ;
DATALINES;
01,C,0.515,5,11885,1
02,C,0.964,6,6023,0
03,S,0.735,2,9078,3
04,S,0.504,1,181,4
05,C,0.653,2,805,10
06,C,0.698,7,8321,4
07,S,0.108,6,3634,0
08,C,0.952,5,6500,7
09,C,0.309,1,7680,2
10,C,0.221,2,6969,2
11,C,0.352,13,8218,6
12,C,0.440,2,19995,1
13,S,0.782,4,1301,5
14,S,0.004,11,12871,3
15,C,0.525,8,12168,0
16,C,0.119,11,17187,4
17,S,0.169,7,6931,11
18,C,0.261,1,21894,7
19,C,0.406,2,6236,2
20,C,0.403,14,13017,1
;
RUN;

PROC SORT DATA=WORK.TESTFILE;
BY ACCT_TYPE;
RUN;

PROC REG DATA=WORK.TESTFILE OUTEST=WORK.TESTPARMS;
BY ACCT_TYPE ;
MODEL ROI = YEARS_OPEN BALANCE VISIT_PER_MO;
RUN;

PROC SCORE DATA=WORK.TESTFILE SCORE=WORK.TESTPARMS TYPE=PARMS;
BY ACCT_TYPE;
VAR ROI YEARS_OPEN BALANCE VISIT_PER_MO;
RUN;

The parameter for Visits_Per_Mo where Acct_Type = 'C' is -0.00242. I'm seeking a matrix where Visit_Per_Mo = 0 for Mbr_No = 15, -0.00242 for Mbr_No = 20, -0.00484 for Mbr_No = 9, etc. I'm not seeing anything in the documentation that will allow me to achieve this with Proc Score. Is there another procedure that will achieve the same thing? The dataset and number of variables in my actual dataset are large, so hand-coding the multiplication would prove time-consuming. 

[Reeza]

Can you post your expected output? 

I'm not seeing what an intermediate matrix would look like. 

Also, the multiplication should be very straightforward - using two arrays gets you there easily...if I understand what you're looking for. 

[stat_sas]

You can get that from the scored data set by adding out=data set name:

PROC SCORE DATA=WORK.TESTFILE SCORE=WORK.TESTPARMS out=WANT TYPE=PARMS;
BY ACCT_TYPE;
VAR ROI YEARS_OPEN BALANCE VISIT_PER_MO;
RUN;

proc print data=want;
run;

Model1 variable in want data set will give you the desired values.

[DD_BCBST]

The Out= option does not provide the desired output. It does give a final sumproduct, but it does not provide the intermediate products prior to summation. 

[DD_BCBST]

Given that the parameters from the regression look like this:

ACCT_TYPE	_MODEL_	_TYPE_	_DEPVAR_	_RMSE_	Intercept	YEARS_OPEN	BALANCE	VISIT_PER_MO	ROI
C	MODEL1	PARMS	ROI	0.252807	0.721278	-0.00053	-2.13E-05	-0.00242	-1
S	MODEL1	PARMS	ROI	0.307368	0.723341	-0.08484	1.19E-05	0.007182	-1

The desired results look like this: 

MBR_NO	ACCT_TYP	YEARS_OPEN	BALANCE	VISITS_PER_MO
1	C	-0.00267	-0.25276	-0.00242
2	C	-0.0032	-0.12809	0
5	C	-0.00107	-0.01712	-0.01693
6	C	-0.00374	-0.17696	-0.00484
8	C	-0.00267	-0.13824	-0.01451
9	C	-0.00053	-0.16333	-0.00242
10	C	-0.00107	-0.14821	0
11	C	-0.00694	-0.17477	-0.00967
12	C	-0.00107	-0.42523	-0.01693
15	C	-0.00427	-0.25878	-0.00725
16	C	-0.00587	-0.36552	-0.00967
18	C	-0.00053	-0.46562	-0.01209
19	C	-0.00107	-0.13262	-0.00725
20	C	-0.00747	-0.27683	-0.0266
3	S	-0.16969	0.108255	0.07182
4	S	-0.08484	0.002158	0.028728
7	S	-0.50907	0.043335	0.014364
13	S	-0.33938	0.015514	0.014364
14	S	-0.93329	0.153487	0.007182
17	S	-0.59391	0.082652	0

[Reeza]

You'll need to do the math. 

It should be relatively straightforward. Do you have a naming convention for your variables, that would help.

[DD_BCBST]

Crud. I was afraid you'd say that. There is a naming convention, but, due to the confidentiality of the actual data, I cannot release it. Thanks for taking the time to look at this, regardless.

[Reeza]

Release fake names similar to what you did for your fake data. I won't have time to code anything now, someone else may, but it's a very straightforward calculation regardless of the number of values. 

[Rick_SAS]

It sounds like you want to use the CODE statement to generate DATA step code. You can read about "Techniques for scoring a regression model in SAS."  The last section in the article describes the CODE statement and shows how to use it to score a model. You can examine the scoring code, and it automatically encodes the matrix multiplication so that you don't have to code it yourself.