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Dear All,
What are the advantages of Proc Mixed over Proc GLM procedures?
Why we don't accept in completers (who were absent in any of 4 periods) in a fully replicated study design?
As per recent guidance (Progesterone) we can't use a subject data who was absent for any of 4 periods in a fully replicated design study and the same guidelines states that for such a study we have to use Proc Mixed procedure only not for Proc Glm procedure. Here my question is even though we are using balance data why don't we use Proc Glm Procedure?
Regards
Waiting for the reply.
What are the advantages of Proc Mixed over Proc GLM procedures?
Why we don't accept in completers (who were absent in any of 4 periods) in a fully replicated study design?
As per recent guidance (Progesterone) we can't use a subject data who was absent for any of 4 periods in a fully replicated design study and the same guidelines states that for such a study we have to use Proc Mixed procedure only not for Proc Glm procedure. Here my question is even though we are using balance data why don't we use Proc Glm Procedure?
Regards
Waiting for the reply.
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- partial and fully replicated designbalakotu 2010-10-12 13:57 [Regulatives / Guidelines]
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