Thanks for the update and I have additional questions.   What is the function of this line?   *random intercept / subject = Patient_ID; With this line un-asterisked, I had the error:   NOTE: An R-side variance component is confounded with the profiled variance. NOTE: The GLIMMIX procedure is modeling the probability that inr_attain='1'. NOTE: Did not converge. NOTE: The GLIMMIX procedure deleted the model item store WORK.MIXEDMODEL because of incomplete information for a subsequent analysis. In addition, in proc mixed, the random and repeated statements are used to represent between- and within-individual differences. What about the proc glimmix? ... View more

The fix should be this, proc glimmix data = highlow_1; class Patient_ID Gender measure; model inr_attain(event = '1') = measure Gender / dist = binary solution; *random intercept / subject = Patient_ID; random measure / subject = Patient_ID residual; store out = mixedmodel; run; proc plm source = mixedmodel; effectplot interaction(x = measure sliceby = Gender) / limits connect; run; The graph ... View more

But we would like to treat the variable of measure as a class variable.   proc glimmix data = highlow_1; class Patient_ID Gender measure; model inr_attain(event = '1') = measure Gender / dist = binary solution; random intercept / subject = Patient_ID; random measure / subject = Patient_ID residual; store out = mixedmodel; run; proc plm source = mixedmodel; effectplot interaction(x = measure sliceby = Gender) / limits connect; run; And this produced the "Did not converge." outcome. ... View more

proc glimmix data = highlow_1; class Patient_ID Gender; model inr_attain(event = '1') = measure Gender / dist = binary solution; random intercept / subject = Patient_ID; *random measure / subject = Patient_ID residual; store out = mixedmodel; run; proc plm source = mixedmodel; effectplot slicefit(x = measure sliceby = Gender) / limits; run; This is the measure as G side random effect and it produces the graph. ... View more

Update on 30Aug2024   I edited the raw data using SAS Viya for Learners. Then I made the chord diagram by the "circlize" package in R. Below is the medical reference I read recently, and the strips connect journal names and article tags. Cool stuff!   Many thanks for your attention! ... View more

Many thanks, @pykim Let me consider, hmmm. Regards, Tom ... View more

Hi, I have received replies form SAS support staff. It looks like it is not possible to connect SAS Viya for Learners from python SWAT on a client.   Hi Tom, Thanks for your enquiry to SAS. SAS Viya for Learners is typically sandboxed so REST API calls outside of the environment are generally not possible. Can you please specify if you are participating in the SAS Hackathon or or what you are trying to do exactly ? And   Hey Tom, This is *** from SAS Technical Support. We've received your case *** regarding the Python access to the SAS Viya issue. The question you are inquiring about falls under concerns relating to the usage of SAS OnDemand for Academics/ SAS Viya for Learners, Unfortunately, Technical Support is limited to access assistance and unable to assist with usage issues for SAS OnDemand for Academics/ SAS Viya for Learners, as per the SAS OnDemand for Academics license agreement, and you get trouble with software regarding usage, how do you get support? I would recommend checking out the SAS Software for Learning Community. The SAS Communities has wonderful resources available on our SAS Software for Learning Community for help with programming and content questions. Click here for instructions on how to get fast, helpful answers. Additionally, you may also want to consult your instructor for further usage assistance I hope this helps! Best Regards, ... View more

Update:   I can install and use the circlize library in JupyterLab R console. But when I tried to do the same in JupyterLab SAS console, I got errors. WARNING: R: Warning in install.packages("circlize") : WARNING: R: 'lib = "/opt/sas/viya/home/sas-pyconfig/R-4.2.2.1717422377/lib64/R/library"' is not writable ERROR: R: Error in askYesNo(gettext("Would you like to use a personal library instead?"), : ERROR: R: Unrecognized response “library(circlize)” Output from JupyterLab R console:   Codes in JupyterLab SAS console: proc iml; submit / R; Sys.setenv(R_LIBS_USER="/opt/conda/lib/R/library") install.packages("circlize") library(circlize) # Input matrix values <- c( 1,0,0,2,0, 1,0,1,1,0, 1,0,0,0,0, 1,0,0,0,0, 4,0,3,4,0, 7,2,4,10,0, 2,0,0,0,0, 1,0,1,1,1, 1,0,0,0,0, 7,0,10,15,0, 0,0,0,1,0, 1,0,0,0,0, 1,0,0,1,0, 4,0,1,6,0, 4,0,0,4,0, 1,0,0,1,0, 1,0,0,2,0, 0,0,0,1,0, 1,0,0,2,0, 11,1,36,33,6 ) matrix <- matrix(values, 5, 20) # Labeling rownames(matrix) <- c("Age 65 to 80", "Over 80", "Age 30 to 50", "Age 50 to 65", "Less than 30") # Label the row categories colnames(matrix) <- c("Atrial fibrillation", "AF, DM", "AF, DM, HF", "AF, DM, HF, HTN", "AF, HF", "AF, HF, HTN", "AF, HF, Stroke", "AF, HTN", "AF, HTN, Stroke", "AF, Stroke", "Diabetes", "DM, HF, HTN", "DM, HTN", "DM, HTN, Stroke", "Heart failure", "HF, HTN", "Hypertension", "HTN, Stroke", "No comorbidity", "Stroke") # Label the column categories # Define colors colors <- c("Over 80" = "Red", "Age 50 to 65" = "#008000", "Age 30 to 50" = "Orange", "Age 65 to 80" = "#ffef00", "Less 30" = "#2a52be", "No comorbidity" = "black", "Atrial fibrillation" = "#ff0800", "Diabetes" = "#a52a2a", "Hypertension" = "#ffbcd9") # Generate the chord diagram # chordDiagram(matrix, transparency = 0.6, annotationTrack = c("axis", "grid")) # Make the chord diagram circos.par(canvas.xlim = c(-0.80, 0.80), canvas.ylim = c(-0.80, 0.80)) chordDiagram(matrix, grid.col = colors, scale = FALSE, annotationTrack = c("grid", "axis"), preAllocateTracks = list(track.height = max(strwidth(unlist(dimnames(matrix)))))) circos.track(track.index = 1, panel.fun = function(x, y) { circos.text(CELL_META$xcenter, CELL_META$ylim[1], CELL_META$sector.index, facing = "clockwise", niceFacing = TRUE, adj = c(-0.30, 0), cex = 0.50) }, bg.border = NA) # here set bg.border to NA is important title(main = "Figure 1 Relationship between age categories and comorbidities", font.main = 1) endsubmit; quit;   ... View more

Thank you very much and it works. Although by default the package of circlize is not installed, I just built it up. Great!   Regards,   Tom   ... View more

Hi, Pal Many thanks. I access SAS Viya for learners and I believe I cannot modify the R_Home environment. ... View more

@ballardw Thank you for the clarification. And based on your codes, i.e. the cats(F_sex, F_age) part. I developed my own code lines. Below, proc sql noprint; create table food_2 as select *, cats(Category) as xvar, 'By category' as Group from food_raw union all select *, case when Day lt 10 then '1 Early' when Day ge 10 and Day lt 20 then '2 Middle' when Day ge 20 then '3 Late' end as xvar, 'By date' as Group from food_raw; quit; proc sgpanel data = food_2; title 'Quarterly total cost'; panelby quarter; vbar xvar / groupdisplay = cluster group = Group response = Cost stat = sum transparency = 0.00; label Category = 'Spending category'; label Cost = 'Total cost & Total cost (mean, 95%CI)'; label xvar = 'Spendings'; run; Output: ... View more

Thanks for the code lines.   Hmmm, so the xvar variable contains two category systems - by sex and by age. There must be repeated rows in the dataset, I think, that is the rows whose xvar variable has either F or M values, in addition to the same rows but instead whose xvar values are those age categories. Correct? ... View more

I see. But things are a little different. Please notice that the x-axis uses several different category systems (e.g., gender, age, Hypertension). Hmmm, ... View more