Sas Logistic regression.pdf

Introduction Probability, Odds, and Odds Ratios Logistic Regression ROC Curves SAS Logistic Regression Jason Brinkley - Department of Biostatistics February 2, 2009 Jason Brinkley - Department of Biostatistics SAS Logistic Regression Introduction Probability, Odds, and Odds Ratios Logistic Regression ROC Curves Traditional Regression I In traditional multiple regression, the intent is to study what effect different covariates have on a quantitative response. I There are many scenarios when the main question of interest involves a dichotomous response: Yes/No, Success/Fail, Sick/Well, etc. I Traditional methods fail to adequately model this kind of data, let’s look at an example. Jason Brinkley - Department of Biostatistics SAS Logistic Regression Introduction Probability, Odds, and Odds Ratios Logistic Regression ROC Curves Accident Data I (From Cody) Let’s say we want to see if age, vision status, driver education, and gender can be used to predict whether a person had an accident in the past year. I Consider a sample of such individuals (see the website for related files). I So we can import the data from Excel using the Proc Import statement. Jason Brinkley - Department of Biostatistics SAS Logistic Regression Introduction Probability, Odds, and Odds Ratios Logistic Regression ROC Curves SAS PROC IMPORT OUT= WORK.ACCIDENT SAS DATAFILE= U:\SAS Workshop\Lecture 3 - Linear and Logistic Regression\Cody\accident.xls SAS DBMS=EXCEL REPLACE; SAS RANGE=accident$; SAS GETNAMES=YES; SAS MIXED=NO; SAS SCANTEXT=YES; SAS USEDATE=YES; SAS SCANTIME=YES; SAS RUN; SAS SAS PROC FORMAT; SAS SAS VALUE VISION 0 = ’No Problem’ SAS 1 = ’Some Problem’; SAS VALUE YES_NO 0 = ’No’ SAS 1 = ’Yes’; SAS RUN; Jason Brinkley - Department of Biostatistics SAS Logistic Regression Introduction Probability, Odds, and Odds Ratios Logistic Regression ROC Curves SAS DATA LOGISTIC; SAS SAS Set Accident; SAS SAS LABEL SAS ACCIDENT = ’Accident in Last Year?’ SAS AGE = ’Age of Driver’ SAS VISION = ’Vision