Hello,

I have binomial data which seem to be best modelled with a link function 
between the logit and the complementary log-log. The logit works good 
for small p's but does not reach p=1 fast enough. The c-loglog reaches 
p=1 in a satisfactory manner but does not work as good as the logit for 
small p's.
So I would like to use the asymmetric link function proposed by 
Aranda-Ordaz (1981):

g(p;a) = log(((1-p)**-a - 1)/a)

I don't want to use this to check for the adequacy of the link function, 
I want to model my data with this link function. Hence, I need to 
estimate three parameters (a and the two parameters of the linear term:
b + c*log(dose); I have only log(dose) as influencing variable.)

So here is my question:
Where do I find information about programming?
or even a SAS MACRO?
or an example which I can recalculate myself?

I have found something which works in R and in GAUSS but I have no 
experience with these languages. I could learn R but actually I do not 
have enough time.

Many thanks in advance,
Claudia Nicolay

Institute for Medical Biometry, Informatics, and Epidemiology
Faculty of Medicine
University of Bonn
Germany

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