proc panel data=dairy;
id year farm;
model milk=cows land labor feed/noint ranone;
run;
proc panel data=dairy;
id year farm;
model milk=cows land labor feed/fixone;
run;
The attached document are the result which I got and the expectation which I wanted to get.
The expectation is the document which I referred to and there are CSs in the exampe.
I think that CSs are fixed effects. But when I ran my program, I found I couldn't get the fixed effects in document, result.
Why can't I see fixed effects when I run the panel data?
Just like "cs" when I find the code in the SAS example.
And I am sure that there are not errors in the log of the program.
Your expectation file shows results from TCSREG not PROC PANEL.
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Your expectation file shows results from TCSREG not PROC PANEL.
Well, thank you for your answer.So, I finished the fixed effects problem. But now I want to get random effect value in every period in the residuals. Where can I find references?
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