Was given a dataset called "cancer" and told to make a SLR model formula and define the variables. I attached the dataset and used the following code, however, my professor said that my Bo was supposed to be 11 times greater.
My Code:
proc contents data=cancer.cancer;run;
proc reg data= cancer.cancer;
model exposure= mortality/ clm cli;
ID mortality;
run;
My answer was Y=-10.008 +0.093x where Bo=-10.008 and B1=0.0364
Show us the output produced by PROC REG
Also
Shouldn't your PROC REG have
model mortality = exposure/ clm cli;
where exposure predicts mortality (instead of the way you wrote it, which mortality predicts exposure)?
Show us the output produced by PROC REG
Also
Shouldn't your PROC REG have
model mortality = exposure/ clm cli;
where exposure predicts mortality (instead of the way you wrote it, which mortality predicts exposure)?
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