Answer below question

• Description of the data set is provided in page 161 (problem 12 in chapter 8). Dataset “EX0812.txt” is posted.

(Note: If you use infile and input statement to read in data, put “$” after the variable sex to indicate that the values are characters. E.g.

input id x1 x2 y clrzne sex $ 😉

• Fit the regression model of Y (change in refraction error) on X1, sex and X1*sex. Write down the fitted regression model.
• Based on the fitted model in (a), write down the regression models of Y on X1 for males and females separately. What is the difference of intercepts in these two models? What is the difference of slopes in these two models? Which do they correspond to the estimated coefficient in model (a), respectively?
• Test whether the straight lines for males and females coincide (i.e., are the same) with alpha=0.1. State your null hypothesis in terms of the coefficients. Provide you SAS code and output for conducting the analysis. Figure out your F value and p value based on output, and then draw a conclusion.
• Test whether the straight lines for males and females are parallel with alpha=0.1. State your null hypothesis in terms of the coefficients. Provide you SAS code and output for conducting the analysis. Figure out your F value and p value based on output, and then draw a conclusion.
• Based on your answers to questions (c) and (d), comment on differences and similarities in the change in refraction-baseline refractive error relationship for males and females.1.
  Description of the data set is provided in page
  161 (problem 12 in chapter 8). Dataset “EX0812.txt” is posted.

  (Note: If you use infile and input statement to read in data, put “$”
  after the variable sex to indicate that the values are characters. E.g.

  input id x1
  x2 y clrzne sex $ 😉

  a.
  Fit the regression model of Y (change in
  refraction error) on X1, sex and X1*sex. Write down the fitted regression
  model.

  b.
  Based on the fitted model in (a), write down the
  regression models of Y on X1 for males and females separately. What is the
  difference of intercepts in these two models? What is the difference of slopes
  in these two models? Which do they correspond to the estimated coefficient in
  model (a), respectively?

  c.
  Test whether the straight lines for males and
  females coincide (i.e., are the same) with alpha=0.1. State your null
  hypothesis in terms of the coefficients. Provide you SAS code and output for
  conducting the analysis. Figure out your F value and p value based on output,
  and then draw a conclusion.

  d.
  Test whether the straight lines for males and
  females are parallel with alpha=0.1. State your null hypothesis in terms of the
  coefficients. Provide you SAS code and output for conducting the analysis.
  Figure out your F value and p value based on output, and then draw a
  conclusion.

  e.
  Based on your answers to questions (c) and (d),
  comment on differences and similarities in the change in refraction-baseline
  refractive error relationship for males and females.