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Type of Tool SAS Macro
Title Effect Size Longitudinal
Programmer/Email RuiChen
Contributing Site Rochester
Description This macro computes effect sizes for longitudinal study data; it compares the group means between two treatment conditions with adjustment for baseline value of the outcome and covariates and prints out effect size estimates at each assessment time as well as averaged effect size over all assessment points.
Effect size is defined as Cohen's D for comparing two treatment groups --- difference between two group means divided by the pooled standard deviation --- with the group means and variance estimated from an analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) model. The confidence interval of effect size at each time is based on the asymptotic variance of the effect size estimate, while the confidence interval of averaged effect size is the averaged confidence intervals across all assessment times.
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Software Program SAS
Software SAS
Macro Parameters MacroDir: Directory where the results are saved.
DSName: Name of SAS data set.
ID: Name of the variable for object ID.
Outcome: Name of outcome variable.
TimeSeq: Name of the time sequences variable. If the data is not longitudinal, leave it blank.
Treatment: Name of the variable to specify two cohorts.
CovariateNum: Name of the continuous covariates.
CovariateClass: Name of the categorical covariates.
AdjustTimeBase:
- Y/N (default = N): If adjust for the value of Outcome at TimeSeq = 0.
- Y: adjust for the value of outcome variable at TimeSeq = 0; when AdjustTimeBase = Y, the value of TimeSeq starts from 0.
- N: do not adjust for the value of outcome variable at time 0.
ResultsFormat: rtf/html (default = rtf): Format of the results file.
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SAS-Code - Attachment Rochester_Effect Size_Main Macro
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Called Data Manipulation
Called Tool/Utility
Called Checking Macro
Called Other Rochester_Longitudinal Effect Size_Main Macro
Creation-Date December 4, 2008
Revision-Date
Example Code SAS Example Code
Example Output SAS Example Output
SAS Examples
SAS_Example_Code Rochester_ES Macro_SAS Example Code
SAS_Example_Output [Rochester_ES Macro_SAS Example Output
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Notes1-Legend Section with calls to needed macros
Notes1 Section with Calls to needed macros
filename ESMacro URL "https://www.ctspedia.org/CTSpedia/EffectSizeLongitudinal.attachments/ESMacro.sas";
%include ESMacro;


Notes2-Legend Macro call with fully specified parameters
Notes2 Macro call with fully specified parameters
%ESMacro (MacroDir= , DSName = , ID=, Outcome=, TimeSeq= , Treatment = , CovariateNum , CovariateClass, AdjustTimeBase= N, ResultsFormat= rtf);
Notes3-Legend Section with definitions of global macro parameters
Notes3 N/A
Notes4-Legend Section with definitions of local macro variables
Notes4 N/A
See Also Rochester_Effect Size Mixed_Main Macro
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Stat Tools Disclaimer This SAS macro is developed by Rui Chen and other members in the Department of Biostatistics and Computational Biology at the University of Rochester under the auspice of the CTSA BERD with the intent to facilitate data analyses and reporting in clinical and related research. It is copyrighted by Dr. Chen, October, 2008 and distributed for free public access.
Discliamer The views expressed within CTSpedia are those of the author and must not be taken to represent policy or guidance on the behalf of any organization or institution with which the author is affiliated.
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