Taking several confounding factors, such as residence, SES, mothers age, populations, inbreeding etc how can we get an adjusted value and risk analysis (odds ratio). Which software is best for such analysis?
The reproductive features are: Fertility, mortality, sex ratio, selection intensity. For each of the reproductive feature please suggest an appropriate statistical model.
Hi. There are free and for purchasing options. Among the free options, I suggest you EpiInfo from www.cdc.gov it could be easy for you. R is a powerful free software, but it is complex. Among purchasing options, I think Stata is a balanced option between performance and cost. Best regards.
I believe there is now an online version of SAS available for free. You can use the Logistic procedure. This will provide an adjusted OR for each predictor.
hi,
Just go about analyzing systematically, ruling out confounding factors one at a time according to your perception of importance.
Alternatively use the available statistical softwares like epi-info, SAS or SPSS.
I would suggest to use the SAS Logistic Procedure ... It is flexible, there are several topics in the SUGI meetings and there is a nice online manual, with several examples.
Just try it.
Among the purchasing softwares, Stata is clearly the most convenient one in my view. It offers very interesting options and it is easy to use.
SPSS is a good software to carry out the mentioned tests and easy to learn and use.
STATA will be good with logistics regression reporting odds ratios under binary outcomes
- Badges
- Science topic
- Similar topics
- Biological Science
- Genetics
- Genetic Analysis