PRINT Subcommand Bland Altman command
/PRINT: An optional subcommand to control the table outputs. If specified, at
least one of DETAILS, AGREEMENT, and MEANDIFF
must be specified.
The Bland Altman analysis is available in Statistics Base Edition.
[ /PRINT
[ DETAILS ]
[ ROWS({10∗∗}{integer}) ]
[ SORT[(BY={MEASUREMENT∗∗}{DIFFERENCE}{RATIO}{MEAN} DESCENDING={TRUE∗∗}{FALSE})] ]
[ AGREEMENT ]
[ MEANDIFF ]
[ PERCENTAGE ]
]
- DETAILS:
- An optional keyword to control the Bland-Altman Analysis Details table. It is suppressed by default. If specified, the Bland-Altman Analysis Details table will be printed.
- ROWS:
- An optional keyword to control the maximum number of the rows to be printed in detail. If
specified, it must be followed by a positive integer specified in parentheses. The default setting
is 10. The process takes effect if
DETAILSis specified. - SORT:
- An optional keyword to control the table sorting. The process takes effect if
DETAILSis specified. If specified, it may be followed by two optional parametersBYandDESCENDINGspecified in parentheses.BY: An optional parameter to designate the variable for sorting.MEASUREMENTis the setting by default, which sorts the output table based on the first variable.DIFFERENCE,RATIO, andMEANare based on the variable differences, ratios (or percentages), and means, respectively.DESCENDING: An optional parameter to control the sorting order.TRUEis the setting by default, which sorts the output table in descending order.FALSEsorts in ascending order
- AGREEMENT:
- An optional parameter to control the estimation of the agreement limits and confidence intervals. It is not specified by default, which suppresses the estimation. If specified, the procedure will estimate and print the Confidence Intervals of Agreement Limits table.
- MEANDIFF:
- An optional parameter to control the estimation of the mean differences (as ratios or percentages) and confidence intervals. It is not specified by default, which suppresses the estimation. If specified, the procedure will estimate and print the Confidence Intervals of Mean Differences table.