SAS omits them to remind you that the hazard ratios corresponding to these effects depend on other variables in the model. This seminar covers both proc lifetest and proc phreg, and data can be structured in one of 2 ways for survival analysis. class gender;
Additionally, another variable counts the number of events occurring in each interval (either 0 or 1 in Cox regression, same as the censoring variable). To correctly specify your contrast, it is crucial to know the ordering of parameters within each effect and the variable levels associated with any parameter. Here, we would like to introdue two types of interaction: We would probably prefer this model to the simpler model with just gender and age as explanatory factors for a couple of reasons. assess var=(age bmi hr) / resample;
Weberian asked a slighltly similar question (Hazardratio statement, interaction in Proc Phreg (cox-regression)) but it does not answer this. There are two crucial parts to this: Write down the hypothesis to be tested or quantity to be estimated in terms of the model's parameters and simplify. The value that you specify in the option divides all the coefficients that are provided in the ESTIMATE statement. Similarly, the SLICEBY, DIFF, and EXP options in the SLICE statement estimate and test differences and odds ratios in the complicated diagnosis. You use model 3e to expand the average treatment effect: So the hypothesis, written in terms of the model parameters, is simply: The following CONTRAST statement used in PROC LOGISTIC estimates and tests this hypothesis, and produces the following output tables: In PROC GENMOD, use this equivalent ESTIMATE statement: The exponentiated contrast estimate, 0.83, is not really an odds ratio. However, one cannot test whether the stratifying variable itself affects the hazard rate significantly. hazardratio 'Effect of gender across ages' gender / at(age=(0 20 40 60 80));
hrtime = hr*lenfol;
We request Cox regression through proc phreg in SAS. For example, the hazard rate when time \(t\) when \(x = x_1\) would then be \(h(t|x_1) = h_0(t)exp(x_1\beta_x)\), and at time \(t\) when \(x = x_2\) would be \(h(t|x_2) = h_0(t)exp(x_2\beta_x)\). The test of the difference is more easily obtained using the LSMESTIMATE statement. However, a common subclass of interest involves comparison of means and most of the examples below are from this class. This reinforces our suspicion that the hazard of failure is greater during the beginning of follow-up time. O is the dummy variable for the complicated diagnosis, U is the dummy variable for the uncomplicated diagnosis, A, B, and C are the dummy variables for the three treatments, OA through UC are the products of the diagnosis and treatment dummy variables, jointly representing the diagnosis by treatment interaction. Note that there are 5 2 3 = 30 cell means. scatter x = bmi y=dfbmibmi / markerchar=id;
The WHAS500 data are stuctured this way. The estimator is calculated, then, by summing the proportion of those at risk who failed in each interval up to time \(t\). However, if that is not the case, then it may be possible to use programming statement within proc phreg to create variables that reflect the changing the status of a covariate. The following ODDSRATIO statement provides the same estimate of the treatment A vs. treatment C odds ratio in the complicated diagnosis as above (along with odds ratio estimates for the other treatment pairs in that diagnosis). If ABS is greater than , then is declared nonestimable. If we were to plot the estimate of \(S(t)\), we would see that it is a reflection of F(t) (about y=0 and shifted up by 1). These provide some statistical background for survival analysis for the interested reader (and for the author of the seminar!). When the procedure reports a log pseudo-likelihood you cannot construct a LR test to compare models. Notice also that care must be used in altering the censoring variable to accommodate the multiple rows per subject. The first 12 examples use the classical method of maximum likelihood, while the last two examples illustrate the Bayesian methodology. The design variables that are generated for the nested term are the same as those generated by the interaction term previously. In PROC LOGISTIC, odds ratio estimates for variables involved in interactions can be most easily obtained using the ODDSRATIO statement. \[F(t) = 1 exp(-H(t))\] However, the process of constructing CONTRAST statements is the same: write the hypothesis of interest in terms of the fitted model to determine the coefficients for the statement. Note that within a set of coefficients for an effect you can leave off any trailing zeros. model lenfol*fstat(0) = gender|age bmi|bmi hr;
You can perform hypothesis tests for the estimable functions, construct confidence limits, and obtain specific nonlinear transformations. This is the null hypothesis to test: Writing this contrast in terms of model parameters: Note that the coefficients for the INTERCEPT and A effects cancel out, removing those effects from the final coefficient vector. If this option is not specified, PROC PHREG finds all the variables that interact with the variable of interest. For simple uses, only the PROC PHREG and MODEL statements are required. Standard nonparametric techniques do not typically estimate the hazard function directly. The "Class Level Information" table shows the ordering of levels within variables. If PROC PHREG finds a contrast to be nonestimable, it displays missing values in corresponding rows in the results. Basing the test on the REML results is generally preferred. EXAMPLE 3: A Two-Factor Logistic Model with Interaction Using Dummy and Effects Coding model lenfol*fstat(0) = gender|age bmi|bmi hr in_hosp ;
We compare 2 models, one with just a linear effect of bmi and one with both a linear and quadratic effect of bmi (in addition to our other covariates). In addition to using the CONTRAST statement, a likelihood ratio test can be constructed using the likelihood values obtained by fitting each of the two models. We can similarly calculate the joint probability of observing each of the \(n\) subjects failure times, or the likelihood of the failure times, as a function of the regression parameters, \(\beta\), given the subjects covariates values \(x_j\): \[L(\beta) = \prod_{j=1}^{n} \Bigg\lbrace\frac{exp(x_j\beta)}{\sum_{iin R_j}exp(x_i\beta)}\Bigg\rbrace\]. For example, B*A becomes A*B if A precedes B in the CLASS statement. PROC PLM was released with SAS 9.22 in 2010. class gender;
If the interacting variable is continuous and a numeric list is specified after the equal sign, hazard ratios are computed for each value in the list. The first three parameters of the nested effect are the effects of treatments within the complicated diagnosis. One variable is created for each level of the original variable. The PLSINGULAR= option has no effect if profile-likelihood confidence intervals (CL=PL) are not requested. Instead, the survival function will remain at the survival probability estimated at the previous interval. You can fit many kinds of logistic models in many procedures including LOGISTIC, GENMOD, GLIMMIX, PROBIT, CATMOD, and others. We generally expect the hazard rate to change smoothly (if it changes) over time, rather than jump around haphazardly. Hazard ratios are computed at each value of the list if the list is specified, or at each level of the interacting variable if ALL is specified, or at the reference level of the interacting variable if REF is specified. A full-rank version of indicator coding (called reference coding) that omits the indicator variable for the reference level (by default, the last level) is also available in PROC LOGISTIC, PROC GENMOD, PROC CATMOD, and some other procedures via the PARAM=REF option. rights reserved. If only \(k\) names are supplied and \(k\) is less than the number of distinct df\betas, SAS will only output the first \(k\) \(df\beta_j\). Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type. As time progresses, the Survival function proceeds towards it minimum, while the cumulative hazard function proceeds to its maximum. The PLOTS= option is not available for the maximum likelihood anaysis. Applied Survival Analysis. The next five elements are the parameter estimates for the levels of A, 1 through 5. The default is UNITS=1. This indicates that omitting bmi from the model causes those with low bmi values to modeled with too low a hazard rate (as the number of observed events is in excess of the expected number of events). You can also duplicate the results of the CONTRAST statement with an ESTIMATE statement. With effects coding, the parameters are constrained to sum to zero. Now lets look at the model with just both linear and quadratic effects for bmi. The most commonly used test for comparing nested models is the likelihood ratio test, but other tests (such as Wald and score tests) can also be used. For example, we execute the following SAS codes on the dummy ADTTE This coding scheme is used by default by PROC CATMOD and PROC LOGISTIC and can be specified in these and some other procedures such as PROC GENMOD with the PARAM=EFFECT option in the CLASS statement. To get the expected mean We can remove the dependence of the hazard rate on time by expressing the hazard rate as a product of \(h_0(t)\), a baseline hazard rate which describes the hazard rates dependence on time alone, and \(r(x,\beta_x)\), which describes the hazard rates dependence on the other \(x\) covariates: In this parameterization, \(h(t)\) will equal \(h_0(t)\) when \(r(x,\beta_x) = 1\). The PLCONV= option has no effect if profile-likelihood confidence intervals (CL=PL) are not requested. specifies the alpha level of the interval estimates for the hazard ratios. We can see this reflected in the survival function estimate for LENFOL=382. However, we have decided that there covariate scores are reasonable so we retain them in the model. It appears the probability of surviving beyond 1000 days is a little less than 0.2, which is confirmed by the cdf above, where we see that the probability of surviving 1000 days or fewer is a little more than 0.8. Note that the ESTIMATE statement displays the estimated difference in cell means (2.5148) and a t-test that this difference is equal to zero, while the CONTRAST statement provides only an F-test of the difference. You write the contrast of log odds in terms of the nested model (3d): Notice that this simple contrast is exactly the same contrast that is estimated for a main effect parameter a comparison of the level's effect versus the effect of the last (reference) level. The ESTIMATE statement provides a mechanism for obtaining custom hypothesis tests. This note focuses on assessing the effects of categorical (CLASS) variables in models containing interactions. displays the vector of linear coefficients such that is the log-hazard ratio, with being the vector of regression coefficients. I am looking at the interactive effects of X according to Y on death. fixed. Thus, it might be easier to think of \(df\beta_j\) as the effect of including observation \(j\) on the the coefficient. The problem is greatly simplified using effects coding, which is available in some procedures via the PARAM=EFFECT option in the CLASS statement. The regression equation is the Note that the CONTRAST statement in PROC LOGISTIC provides an estimate of the contrast as well as a test that it equals zero, so an ESTIMATE statement is not provided. It is expected that the model with Bilirubin in the log scale would have a better discriminating power than the model with Bilirubin in the original scale. The statements below fit the model, estimate each part of the hypothesis, and estimate and test the hypothesis. However, this is something that cannot be estimated with the ODDSRATIO statement which only compares odds of levels of a specified variable. The exponential function is also equal to 1 when its argument is equal to 0. Examples: PHREG Procedure References The PLAN Procedure The PLS Procedure The POWER Procedure The Power and Sample Size Application The PRINCOMP Procedure The PRINQUAL Procedure The PROBIT Procedure The QUANTREG Procedure The REG Procedure The ROBUSTREG Procedure The RSREG Procedure The SCORE Procedure The SEQDESIGN Procedure The SEQTEST Procedure By default, PROC GENMOD computes a likelihood ratio test for the specified contrast. However, the CONTRAST statement can be used in PROC GENMOD as shown above to produce a score test of the hypothesis. 51. Estimating and Testing Odds Ratios with Effects Coding. This section contains 14 examples of PROC PHREG applications. Provided the reader has some background in survival analysis, these sections are not necessary to understand how to run survival analysis in SAS. class gender;
To accomplish this smoothing, the hazard function estimate at any time interval is a weighted average of differences within a window of time that includes many differences, known as the bandwidth. In the output we find three Chi-square based tests of the equality of the survival function over strata, which support our suspicion that survival differs between genders. class gender;
Unless the seed option is specified, these sets will be different each time proc phreg is run. 2009 by SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA. Ignore the nonproportionality if it appears the changes in the coefficient over time are very small or if it appears the outliers are driving the changes in the coefficient. Similarly, because we included a BMI*BMI interaction term in our model, the BMI term is interpreted as the effect of bmi when bmi is 0. If our Cox model is correctly specified, these cumulative martingale sums should randomly fluctuate around 0. run; proc phreg data = whas500(where=(id^=112 and id^=89));
Dummy Coding
The coefficients that are needed in the ESTIMATE statement are determined by writing what you want to estimate in terms of the fitted model. The rows of are specified in order and are separated by commas. Positive values of \(df\beta_j\) indicate that the exclusion of the observation causes the coefficient to decrease, which implies that inclusion of the observation causes the coefficient to increase. document.getElementById( "ak_js" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Department of Statistics Consulting Center, Department of Biomathematics Consulting Clinic. However, if you write the ESTIMATE statement like this. Researchers are often interested in estimates of survival time at which 50% or 25% of the population have died or failed. Here we use proc lifetest to graph \(S(t)\). You can use the EFFECTPLOT statement to visualize the model. Phreg For Survival Analysis In Sas 9 has been minimal coverage in the available literature to9 guide researchers, practitioners, and students who wish to apply these methods to health-related areas of study. Estimating and Testing a Difference of Means Nevertheless, in both we can see that in these data, shorter survival times are more probable, indicating that the risk of heart attack is strong initially and tapers off as time passes. run; proc phreg data = whas500;
As a consequence, you can test or estimate only homogeneous linear combinations (those with zero-intercept coefficients, such as contrasts that represent group differences) for the GLM parameterization. It is quite powerful, as it allows for truncation, time-varying covariates and . Estimates are formed as linear estimable functions of the form . By default, PLMAXITER=25. The survival function estimate of the the unconditional probability of survival beyond time \(t\) (the probability of survival beyond time \(t\) from the onset of risk) is then obtained by multiplying together these conditional probabilities up to time \(t\) together. Example 3: using the CONTRAST statement to do comparison: When we set the reference levels to be REF='NEV' for TOBHX and REF='GP' for RND, we need to manually set the contrast parameters for each comparison in the CONTRAST statement. Hosmer, DW, Lemeshow, S, May S. (2008). These may be either removed or expanded in the future. The blue-shaded area around the survival curve represents the 95% confidence band, here Hall-Wellner confidence bands. Thus, each term in the product is the conditional probability of survival beyond time \(t_i\), meaning the probability of surviving beyond time \(t_i\), given the subject has survived up to time \(t_i\). Limitations on constructing valid LR tests. The coefficients for the mean estimates of AB11 and AB12 are again determined by writing them in terms of the model. Notice the survival probability does not change when we encounter a censored observation. The contrast of the ten LS-means specified in the LSMESTIMATE statement estimates and tests the difference between the AB11 and AB12 LS-means. Thus, we can expect the coefficient for bmi to be more severe or more negative if we exclude these observations from the model. specifies which differences to consider for the level comparisons of a CLASS variable. In large datasets, very small departures from proportional hazards can be detected. All class gender;
Computing the Cell Means Using the ESTIMATE Statement You can perform hypothesis tests for the estimable functions, construct confidence limits, and obtain specific nonlinear transformations. Fortunately, it is very simple to create a time-varying covariate using programming statements in proc phreg. specifies that the exponentiated contrast be estimated. This technique can detect many departures from the true model, such as incorrect functional forms of covariates (discussed in this section), violations of the proportional hazards assumption (discussed later), and using the wrong link function (not discussed). The difference between the mean of cell ses We see in the table above, that the typical subject in our dataset is more likely male, 70 years of age, with a bmi of 26.6 and heart rate of 87. The partial results shown below suggest that interactions are not needed in the model: The simpler main-effects-only model can be fit by restricting the parameters for the interactions in the above model to zero. have three parameters, the intercept and two parameters for ses =1 and ses model lenfol*fstat(0) = gender age;;
histogram lenfol / kernel;
The survival function drops most steeply at the beginning of study, suggesting that the hazard rate is highest immediately after hospitalization during the first 200 days. These statements fit the restricted, main effects model: This partial output summarizes the main-effects model: The question is whether there is a significant difference between these two models. To properly test a hypothesis such as "The effect of treatment A in group 1 is equal to the treatment A effect in group 2," it is necessary to translate it correctly into a mathematical hypothesis using the fitted model. This subject could be represented by 2 rows like so: This structuring allows the modeling of time-varying covariates, or explanatory variables whose values change across follow-up time. We see a sharper rise in the cumulative hazard right at the beginning of analysis time, reflecting the larger hazard rate during this period. Introduction Additionally, a few heavily influential points may be causing nonproportional hazards to be detected, so it is important to use graphical methods to ensure this is not the case. Suppose that you suspect that the survival function is not the same among some of the groups in your study (some groups tend to fail more quickly than others). This can be particularly difficult with dummy (PARAM=GLM) coding. Therefore, the estimate of the last level of an effect, A, is a= (1 + 2 + + a1). Plots of the covariate versus martingale residuals can help us get an idea of what the functional from might be. Survivor Function Estimates for Specific Covariate Values; Analysis of Residuals; The dependent variable is write and the factor variable is ses For a more detailed definition of nested and nonnested models, see the Clarke (2001) reference cited in the sample program. While the main purpose of this note is to illustrate how to write proper CONTRAST and ESTIMATE statements, these additional statements are also presented when they can provide equivalent analyses. In intervals where event times are more probable (here the beginning intervals), the cdf will increase faster. Effects Coding Stratification allows each stratum to have its own baseline hazard, which solves the problem of nonproportionality. The parameter for the intercept is the expected cell mean for ses =3 to the coefficient for ses = 2. It is not at all necessary that the hazard function stay constant for the above interpretation of the cumulative hazard function to hold, but for illustrative purposes it is easier to calculate the expected number of failures since integration is not needed. Here is the code: proc phreg data=Mortality_M3_72 covs (aggregate); class X (ref=first) Y (ref=first); Above we described that integrating the pdf over some range yields the probability of observing \(Time\) in that range. Imagine we have a random variable, \(Time\), which records survival times. This option is ignored in the computation of the hazard ratios for a CLASS variable. Click here to report an error on this page or leave a comment, Your Email (must be a valid email for us to receive the report!). 1469-82. If these proportions systematically differ among strata across time, then the \(Q\) statistic will be large and the null hypothesis of no difference among strata is more likely to be rejected. Wiley: Hoboken. following, where ses1 is the dummy variable for ses =1 and ses2 is the dummy Itself affects the hazard rate significantly something that can not test whether the stratifying itself. Are generated for the intercept is the dummy variable for ses =1 ses2! 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