--- Joseph Coveney <[email protected]> wrote:
> Perhaps if you posted your SAS code for this
> example, someone might be able to
> assist. The dataset is balanced, so PROC MIXED
> (with the default REML method)
> should be giving you the same result as PROC GLM and
> PROC ANOVA.
Thanks, Joseph. I've resolved the discrepancies. The
most obvious problem was a data entry error on my
part. When I corrected my error, I obtained the same
results.
However, the pkcross output for "treatment effect" and
"period effect" seems to be the exactly converse of
the SAS output when using code by Senn ("cross-over
trials in clinical research") and by Brown & Prescott
(applied mixed models in medicine). That is, what is
"treatment" for Stata is "period" for S and B&P--and
what is "period" for Stata is "treatment" for S and
B&P.
SR Millis
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