Generalized Estimating Equations - SAS
CONTRAST, LSMEANS, and ESTIMATE statements alternating logistic regression estimation models for ordinal data The proportional odds model is a popular method of GEE analysis of ordinal data and is based on modeling cumulative logit functions. The GENMOD procedure also models cumulative probits and cumulative complementary log-log functions.
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