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Rick_SAS · ‎01-31-2020

Short answer: I don't think SAS provides a procedure for estimating power in quantile regression. Longer answer: You need to specify a statistical test. For what test are you trying to estimate the power or sample size? Much longer answer: You can use simulation to estimate the power of any statistical test.

Tom · ‎11-22-2019

You cannot have multiple UNTIL() (or have both an UNTIL() and a WHILE()). Note you can easily test such things yourself by just generating the code yourself BEFORE trying to create a macro to generate the code. But the condition in the UNTIL () could be as complex as you want. do i=1 to z until(x=1 or y<0 or (w1=3 and w2=4) ); If you are comfortable debugging spaghetti code you could use the LEAVE statement to exit the loop from the middle..

solfay243 · ‎11-06-2019

@FreelanceReinhard I think you've outlined a possible solution in much more detail than I expected. Thank you for your attention to this problem!

PaigeMiller · ‎11-06-2019

While I don't quite understand your algorithm, the answer is definitely yes, you can output conditionally to whatever data set you want. Example: data boys girls; set sashelp.class; if sex='F' then output girls; else if sex='M' then output boys; run;

novinosrin · ‎10-11-2019

Ah ok. Thank you.

solfay243 · ‎10-03-2019

For those interested, it would seem that short of using 3rd party software I have to make due with using ods rtf/pdf/excel to create an output only file in this case. I appreciate the replies here and we may have possibly found a new feature that SAS could work on implementing.

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Computing Power and Sample Size for Quantile Regression

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DO i=1 TO z UNTIL (x=1)

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Re: Computing Power and Sample Size for Quantile Regression

Re: DO i=1 TO z UNTIL (x=1)

Re: Creating New Observations Via Multiple Output Statements for One C...

Re: Conditionally Output New Observations to Dataset

Re: Using the value of a variable to make and name new variables

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