Three questions.
First for the predictors that have two levels, proc gen mod shows the results associated with the zero level of the predictor. I want to know the probability associated with being in the 1 level (for example being Hispanic when you are measuring if one is Hispanic or not). To do this I can just reverse the slope right? So if it says -20 for the 0 level of the predictor (not the DV) I can report 20.
I can not find in the log if its predicting the 0 or the 1 level of the DV. Or anywhere else.
Someone said the linear probability model should be done this way in proc genmod.
this model would be kicking out the probability values
proc genmod descending;freq count;
model attend = score /link=identity dist=bin;
run;
I have no idea what the dist=bin means in this case or whether I should do it. Or for that matter what the freq count is doing.
First for the predictors that have two levels, proc gen mod shows the results associated with the zero level of the predictor. I want to know the probability associated with being in the 1 level (for example being Hispanic when you are measuring if one is Hispanic or not). To do this I can just reverse the slope right? So if it says -20 for the 0 level of the predictor (not the DV) I can report 20.
I can not find in the log if its predicting the 0 or the 1 level of the DV. Or anywhere else.
Someone said the linear probability model should be done this way in proc genmod.
this model would be kicking out the probability values
proc genmod descending;freq count;
model attend = score /link=identity dist=bin;
run;
I have no idea what the dist=bin means in this case or whether I should do it. Or for that matter what the freq count is doing.