Hello,
I have a dataset with a categorical outcome variable (strategy) that includes four groups. I also have three continuous (per_capita, unemployment, and hospitalsize) and three dummy variables (ownership, teaching, and membership) to predict the probability of using each of the four strategies. My data is longitudinal and I am using the Generalized Estimation Equation model. Here is my basic model:
proc gee data=paper2.strategy;
Class code year ownership (ref="0") membership (ref="0") teaching (ref="0");
model strategic_group1= per_capita unemployment hospitalsize ownership teaching membership / dist=multinomial link=glogit;
repeated subject= code/ within=year;
run;
My question is how can I conduct post hoc analyses to compare the resulted coefficients among four strategies for both continuous as well as dummy variables?
Thank You!
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