The PSMATCH Procedure - SAS
method. For example, you can input propensity scores that have been computed by the LOGISTIC procedure using a binary probit model or by the HPSPLIT procedure using a classification tree. By default, the PSMATCH procedure uses the propensity scores to computes weights for the observations.
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