PHX/WNL vs. SAS [Regulatives / Guidelines]
Comrades!
Mistery solved (?) after this post.
If you want to get in PHX/WNL the same LSMs/SE/CIs of treatments as in SAS you have to set all effects fixed.
Maybe you can try SAS’ Proc MIXED instead of Proc GLM and tweak it in order to give you LSMEANS similar to PHX/WNL.
But I’m not equipped with
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❝ ❝ The SE and 90%CI for R and T are not equal within WNL and SAS, which will be reliable? (Even for equal sequences data)
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❝ Wow! That's curious.
Mistery solved (?) after this post.
- untransformed
PHX/WNL 6.2
fixed: sequence+formulation+period
random: sub(sequence)
Treatment LSM SE LowerCI UpperCI
1 235.1521 12.7463 213.1332 257.1711
2 231.8667 12.7463 209.8477 253.8856
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Estimate StdError P_value LowerCI UpperCI
1 - 2 3.2854762 10.387277 0.75644 -15.009737 21.580689
fixed: sequence+formulation+period+sub(sequence)
Treatment LSM SE LowerCI UpperCI
1 235.1521 7.34491 222.2155 248.0888
2 231.8667 7.34491 218.9300 244.8033
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Estimate StdError P_value LowerCI UpperCI
1 - 2 3.2854762 10.387277 0.75644 -15.009737 21.580689
SAS
fixed: sequence+formulation+period
random: sub(sequence)
Treatment LSM SE LowerCI UpperCI
1 235.1521 7.34491 222.2155 248.0888
2 231.8667 7.34491 218.9300 244.8033
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Estimate StdError P_value LowerCI UpperCI
1 - 2 3.2855 10.3873 0.7564 -15.0097 21.5807
- ln-transformed
PHX/WNL 6.2
fixed: sequence+formulation+period
random: sub(sequence)
Treatment LSM SE LowerCI UpperCI
1 5.4356405 0.0563377 5.3386689 5.5326121
2 5.4265687 0.0563377 5.3295970 5.5235403
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Estimate StdError P_value LowerCI UpperCI
1 - 2 0.009072 0.0513393 0.8623 -0.081353 0.099496
fixed: sequence+formulation+period+sub(sequence)
Treatment LSM SE LowerCI UpperCI
1 5.435641 0.0363024 5.371701 5.499580
2 5.426569 0.0363024 5.362629 5.490508
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Estimate StdError P_value LowerCI UpperCI
1 - 2 0.009072 0.0513393 0.8623 -0.081353 0.099496
SAS
fixed: sequence+formulation+period
random: sub(sequence)
Treatment LSM SE LowerCI UpperCI
1 5.435641 0.0363024 5.371701 5.499580
2 5.426569 0.0363024 5.362629 5.490508
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Estimate StdError P_value LowerCI UpperCI
1 - 2 0.009072 0.0513393 0.8623 -0.081353 0.099496
If you want to get in PHX/WNL the same LSMs/SE/CIs of treatments as in SAS you have to set all effects fixed.
Maybe you can try SAS’ Proc MIXED instead of Proc GLM and tweak it in order to give you LSMEANS similar to PHX/WNL.
But I’m not equipped with
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