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desireatem
Pyrite | Level 9

Hello -,

 

I have this longitudinal data with population as outcome, I wish to ask the best statistical procedure. Treatment, sex, Pre/post, time are covariate and population is the outcome.

 

 

Treatment Sex Pre/Post time Population id
Yes Female Pre 1 196 1
Yes Female Pre 3 132 1
Yes Female Pre 5 216 1
Yes Female Pre 10 520 1
Yes Female Post 1 2021 2
Yes Female Post 3 2551 2
Yes Female Post 5 3050 2
Yes Female Post 10 4811 2
Yes Male Post 1 6777 3
Yes Male Post 3 1165 3
Yes Male Post 5 2142 3
Yes Male Post 10 3135 3
No Female Pre 1 5376 4
No Female Pre 3 12736 4
No Female Pre 5 15278 4
No Female Pre 10 16896 4
No Female Post 1 68548 5
No Female Post 3 74211 5
No Female Post 5 101223 5
No Female Post 10 30569 5
No Male Pre 1 12141 6
No Male Pre 3 13280 6
No Male Pre 5 13869 6
No Male Pre 10 41440 6
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desireatem
Pyrite | Level 9
Thank you! Will the GLIMMIX with identity link works?????
Ksharp
Super User

You could check option " DIST=possion | gamma"  .

Or calling experts @StatDave  @lvm  @SteveDenham 

SteveDenham
Jade | Level 19

I think a gamma distribution with a log link or a lognormal distribution with an identity link are probably best here, as the values seem well bounded away from zero.

 

SteveDenham

Rick_SAS
SAS Super FREQ

The ID for the last observation looks wrong. I think you intended ID=6.

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