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Abbas_Arkawazi
Fluorite | Level 6

Hi every one

please help me with my problem.

I have the model that estimated by proc nlmixed then i need to plot the actual and predicted.

 

proc import datafile='C:\Users\Abbas Arkawazi\Desktop\test.xlsx'
DBMS =xlsx Out=test;
run;
proc nlmixed data=test;
   parms b0= 10 b1=2  b2=.5   b3= 1  a=2 b=1  s=  150 ;
   m = b0+(b1*age)+(b2*gender)+(b3*creatin);
   y=urea;
   if status_u=1 then f=((a*b)*((1-exp(-exp((y-m)/s)))**(a-1))*((1+((exp(exp((y-m)/s))-1)**(a)))**(-(b+1)))) /(s*exp((-a*exp((y-m)/s))-((y-m)/s))) ;
   else f= (1+(((1-exp(-exp((y-m)/s)))/(exp(-exp((y-m)/s))))**a))**-b ;
   ll=log(f);
   model y ~ general(ll);
run;

please help me to plot the estimated model 

thank u very much

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Reeza
Super User
You would first add the PREDICT statement to generate predictions but I'm not sure exactly how you'd specify it for your model. And then use the OUT= option on the PREDICT statement to save the outputs.

You can then use PROC SGPLOT to graph the predicted versus actuals.

StatsMan
SAS Super FREQ

@Reeza is right. Use the PREDICT statement to generate your predicted values. If M is your mean response, then PREDICT M will get you that predicted value.

 

You have 3 covariates in the model though. I am not sure what you will want to use as the X axis for your plot. Perhaps group by GENDER and plot either CREATIN or AGE for a specific value of AGE or CREATIN. 

 

The PREDICT statement will provide predicted values for the observations in your DATA= data set, the input to PROC NLMIXED. To create predicted values for additional observations, you will need to write your own scoring code in a SAS Data step. Your equation for M in your PROC NLMIXED code is your scoring equation. Substitute the parameter estimates from NLMIXED and off you go. 

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