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发表于 2007-1-16 14:41:58
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To: hh888999
I am not able to give you a quick answer, but generally there are three ways to deal with this kind of problem.
1. Try another PROC. For example, sometimes PROC GLM can be used for linear regression analysis, and you can see if you can save R-Square from PROC GLM;
2. In many cases, the statistics not in output data set can be derived from the other statistics in the data set. For example, the variance of residual can be saved, and R-Square can be derived from these statistics.
3. Another way to get estimates not saved in the output data set is piping output window to a file, and read that file back using INFILE. Start from version 8, SAS uses ODS, it make things easier. Basically, it saves the stuff in output window into intermediate objects, you candigest from that objects. You need to check SAS documentation to findout how to do it, I can not explain into detail.
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