The CATMOD Procedure
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Overview
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Getting Started
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Syntax
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DetailsMissing ValuesInput Data SetsOrdering of Populations and ResponsesSpecification of EffectsOutput Data SetsLogistic AnalysisLog-Linear Model AnalysisRepeated Measures AnalysisGeneration of the Design MatrixCautionsComputational MethodComputational FormulasMemory and Time RequirementsDisplayed OutputODS Table Names
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ExamplesLinear Response Function, r=2 ResponsesMean Score Response Function, r=3 ResponsesLogistic Regression, Standard Response FunctionLog-Linear Model, Three Dependent VariablesLog-Linear Model, Structural and Sampling ZerosRepeated Measures, 2 Response Levels, 3 PopulationsRepeated Measures, 4 Response Levels, 1 PopulationRepeated Measures, Logistic Analysis of Growth CurveRepeated Measures, Two Repeated Measurement FactorsDirect Input of Response Functions and Covariance MatrixPredicted Probabilities
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You can use a WEIGHT statement to refer to a variable containing the cell frequencies, which do not need to be integers. The WEIGHT statement lets you use summary data sets containing a count variable. See the section Input Data Sets for further information about the WEIGHT statement.