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Modeling and Multivariate Methods - SAS

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Chapter 4 Fitting Stepwise Regression Models 149<br />

The All Possible Models Option<br />

Example Using Logistic Stepwise Regression<br />

1. Open the Fitness.jmp sample data table.<br />

2. Select Analyze > Fit Model.<br />

3. Select Sex <strong>and</strong> click Y.<br />

4. Select Weight, Runtime, RunPulse, RstPulse, <strong>and</strong> MaxPulse <strong>and</strong> click Add.<br />

5. For Personality, select Stepwise.<br />

6. Click Run.<br />

7. For Rules, select Restrict.<br />

8. Click Go.<br />

Figure 4.14 Logistic Stepwise Report<br />

The enter <strong>and</strong> remove statistics are calculated using cheap Score or Wald chi-square tests respectively, but<br />

the regression estimates <strong>and</strong> log-likelihood values are based on the full iterative maximum likelihood fit. If<br />

you want to compare the Wald/Score values, look at the Step History report.<br />

The All Possible Models Option<br />

For continuous responses, the Stepwise platform includes the All Possible Models option. It is accessible<br />

from the red-triangle menu on the Stepwise control panel. Enter values for the maximum number of terms<br />

to fit in any one model <strong>and</strong> for the maximum number of best model results to show for each number of<br />

terms in the model.<br />

Example Using the All Possible Models Option<br />

1. Open the Fitness.jmp sample data table.

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