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SAS Macros
These SAS macros were written by staff at
the Biostatistics and Data Management Cores of the Yale Program
on Aging. They contain the SAS source code, a brief description
of the macro's function, and an example of the macro call.
These macros have been used and tested at
the Yale Program on Aging but they are not warranted in any
way. The software contained on this website is provided *as
is* without warranty of any kind from the Yale Program on
Aging. The entire risk as to the results and the performance
of the ©SAS macro is assumed by the user, and in no event
will Yale Program on Aging be liable for any consequential,
incidental or direct damages suffered in the course of using
the ©SAS macros offered on this website.
Copyright © 2004 by Yale University
Program on Aging. All Rights Reserved.
Parts of the macro code have been obtained
from the SAS Customer Support website and are not subject
to this copyright: they are identified in the macros and cited
in accompanying articles. Macros may be downloaded (see below).
Upon giving appropriate acknowledgement to the copyright holder,
they may be used for academic research and related purposes.
No portion of the macro code covered by this copyright should
be published or used for commercial purposes without the explicit
permission of the copyright holder.
| mixed_long_logit |
A SAS macro for fitting
mixed effect logistic regression models using PROC GENMOD
and PROC NLMIXED.
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| power_macro |
A
SAS macro for simulating the power of some statistical
tests from categorical data using the RANTBL function. |
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