Modeling and Multivariate Methods - SAS

392 Performing Categorical Response Analysis Chapter 15
Categorical Reports
As an example, examine the second row of the table (corresponding to October 2, after cleaning). The 10
contamination defects were (10/23)=43.5% of all defects.
The Rate Per Case table divides each count in the frequency table by the total number of cases.
For example, in the first row of the table (October 1, after cleaning), the 12 contamination defects are from
50 units, making the rate per unit 24%.
The Share Chart presents two bar chart columns. The bar chart on the left shows the Share of Responses
as a divided bar chart. The bar length is proportional to the percentage of responses for each type. Since a
bar in one sample might reflect a much higher frequency than a bar in another sample, the bar chart on the
right shows the number of responses. The bar filled with a gradient means the the number of responses for
that bar is more than the width of the bar chart allows.