Hi @ray7 ,
Please consider the following details: Solved: Marginal effects with multiple imputed and bootstrapped data - SAS Support Communities Usage Note 30333: FASTats: Frequently Asked-For Statistics https://support.sas.com/kb/30/333.html, and search for "marginal effects".
Margins, predictive and marginal effects The MARGINS statement can estimate and test predictive margins and marginal effects for CLASS (categorical) predictors and is available beginning in these releases in these SAS Viya procedures: GLIMMIX (2021.1.3), LOGISTIC, SURVEYLOGISTIC, SURVEYPHREG, SURVEYREG, LMIXED (2022.12). For both categorical and continuous predictors, the Margins macro (SAS Note 63038) is available in SAS/STAT beginning in SAS 9.4M8 or can be downloaded. The Margins macro can estimate and test predictive margins and average marginal effects in generalized linear and GEE models fit using SAS/STAT PROC GENMOD. Predictive margins and average marginal effects can be estimated by the macro at specified values of other model variables or at computed values such as means or medians. For binary or ordinal logit or probit models, point estimates of marginal effects for predictors not involved in interactions can be obtained from the MARGINAL option in the OUTPUT statement of SAS/ETS PROC QLIM. SAS Note 22604 discusses and illustrates the estimation of marginal effects in logit and probit models.
Usage Note 22604: Marginal effect estimation for predictors in logistic and probit models: https://support.sas.com/kb/22/604.html
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