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I am a SAS user and I am using PROC NLMIXED to fit growth curve model with
Gaussian data. Here is my question. I have the SAS for Mixed Models book and also the PROC NLMIXED document. To fit growth curve model for Gaussian data, each of the references have a different non-linear equation: SAS for Mixed Models: Yij = ( ( B1 + ui1) / [ 1 + (B2 + ui2) * exp( -Xij / B3) ] ) + eij PROC NLMIXED: Yij = ( ( B1 + ui1) / [ 1 + exp( -(Xij - B2) / B3) ] ) + eij I am not sure what would be the difference, if any, in fitting these two models separately for Gaussian data because both are mentioned as 'Logistic Growth Curve Model'. Even if I assume there is not random effect for B2 in the equation from 'SAS for Mixed Models' I am not clear about the difference. I appreciate your help. Zhu. |
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