Re: By statement

From: Boldman, Keith <KEITH.BOLDMAN_at_PIONEER.COM>
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 2009 16:16:46 -0500

Yoon-Sup:

Similar to a "By" statement, you can use a !CYCLE and !FILTER qualifiers in ASReml:

!CYCLE ID1 ID2 ID3 ... ID1000 # IDn is the particular level of the variable ID which is the, e.g., 2nd variable in the data

data.dat !SKIP 1 !FILTER 2 !SELECT $I # $I is assigned values ID1, ID2, ID3, ...., ID1000 so the data are filtered by 2nd variable ID

This code will result in i = 1 to 1000 runs, each run w/ a subset of the entire data set containing only those records with ID = IDi. The !CYCLE and !FILTER qualifiers are documented in the ASReml User Guide.

Kgb

Hi,

Is there any option in ASReml-W similar to the "By" statement in proc mixed of SAS? I would want to fit a few models to a simulated data set in which
each of say 1000 simulated data is coded with id number under variable name "ID". I do not want to make 1000 seperate data sets and run the models 1000 times manually. if there's no such options available, I would like to be
advised how to go around for this type of simulation study done with ASReml. Also how to convert outputs from 1000 runs into excel or sas data table less manually.

Thanks.

Yoon-Sup

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