From the course: SAS Essential Training: 2 Regression Analysis for Healthcare Research
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Excel for logistic regression models - SAS Tutorial
From the course: SAS Essential Training: 2 Regression Analysis for Healthcare Research
Excel for logistic regression models
- [Instructor] Now that we have the final logistic regression model, we can put it on our spreadsheet to present it. Please observe that I have opened your exercise file named Logistic Regression Models_v3_Complete. Here are the three models we are presenting. Model one with just our exposure, diabflag, in it. Model two, our model with diablag, male, and all the age indicator variables, and voila, our final model goes here. This is a pretty busy table, so let's start by just looking at the first two rows, which have the results for our exposure variable in all of the models. See how I have the odds ratio in one column and then the confidence interval in another? You don't have to do it that way. You can combine them all in one column. I just have an easier time with it this way. And see this line for no diabetes that says reference across? Of course, this seems like wasted space, but it's too hard to interpret a model without knowing the reference group. You need to know who is on top…
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