Hi.
I have used this code to generate a n by n run and obtain 19 times 6 results:
Is it possible to create a matrix output of the type 3 tests only in the form of "interval" by "ud_size" and highlight the significant (on a 0.05 level) effects? I am ony interested in the P values.
Or, should i use another method?
Nicoai
proc sort data=ARTICLE2.TEMP_5_60_SPAT_5_95 out=Work.TempDataSorted; by interval ud_size ; run; proc mixed data=Work.TempDataSorted covtest; class area breed f_age ageclass no_lambs farm year ID interval ud_size farm; model areakm2= area breed year ageclass /solution DDFM= SATTERTHWAITE; lsmeans area breed year ageclass /diff; random ID /S; by interval ud_size; run; proc delete data=Work.TempDataSorted; run;
Hi.
I have used this code to generate a n by n run and obtain 19 times 6 results:
Is it possible to create a matrix output of the type 3 tests only in the form of "interval" by "ud_size" and highlight the significant (on a 0.05 level) effects? I am ony interested in the P values.
Or, should i use another method?
Nicoai
proc sort data=ARTICLE2.TEMP_5_60_SPAT_5_95 out=Work.TempDataSorted; by interval ud_size ; run; proc mixed data=Work.TempDataSorted covtest; class area breed f_age ageclass no_lambs farm year ID interval ud_size farm; model areakm2= area breed year ageclass /solution DDFM= SATTERTHWAITE; lsmeans area breed year ageclass /diff; random ID /S; by interval ud_size; run; proc delete data=Work.TempDataSorted; run;
You might use ODS Output to capture the results of the table(s) of interest and pipe the results into a report procedure that let's you use some of the display options to highlight results.
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