Dear all
I'm using proc logistic to calculate odds ratio.
variable: ev =1 (success) or 0
treatment: A, B, C.
I would like to calculate odds ratio to compare the odds for treatment A and B, treatment A and C, treatment B and C.
First I tried running three logistic as follow:
Proc logistic data=sample;
where treatment in ('A' 'B');
class treatment;
model ev (EVENT='1')= treatmnet;
run;
and so on for the other odds.
Then I tried with:
proc logistic data=sample
class treatment;
model ev (EVENT='1')= treatmnet;
run;
But what I obtain is the odds ratio for only two comparison. I notice that the odds ratio and the confidence interval are the same in the two cases, but the p-value is different.
What can I do to calculate all the odds ratio I need in the correct way?
Thank in advance for any answer
Try using the oddsratio statement with the param=ref option.
You may have also spelled 'treatment' incorrectly?
proc logistic data=sample
class treatment/param=ref;
model ev (EVENT='1')= treatment;
oddsratio treatment;
run;
Try using the oddsratio statement with the param=ref option.
You may have also spelled 'treatment' incorrectly?
proc logistic data=sample
class treatment/param=ref;
model ev (EVENT='1')= treatment;
oddsratio treatment;
run;
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