Hmm, I just read the discussion with dale, so I think my earlier question does not mean anything. I honestly don't feel like using interclass correlation though. So I think I will just use CS method to calculate the intraclass correlation and ante method to get anwers to everything else. I can report that in the paper like that. What do you think?

-- Akin Pala, Ph.D. http://akin.owns.it Tel: (286) 218 00 18 ext. 1349 "Akin Pala" <akin@dr.com> wrote in message news:3f0191b7@shknews01... > I can calculate intraclass correlation if I type > proc mixed etc.; > repeated/type=cs subject=id; > by correlation=common variance/common var+residual variance which is > something like > 0.74/(0.74 + 0.57) = 0.57. > RCORR gives me a 1. > Using UN with repeated/type=un subject=id; > gives me some other number like 1.30 > Is there any way to calculate intraclass correlation using Unstructured > (UN). > Also, is there any way to calculate that number in proc genmod repeated > statement? It does not accept rcorr; not that I saw any use for it :) > So, is there any one out there who knows the answer to those? I am just > confused about UN vs CS and I want to calculate intraclass corr using UN > because UN gives me Akaikes IC=+89.1 while CS gives me -90.1 and Schwarz > bayesian is -90.1 for UN and -92.1 for CS. > Thanks and I appreciate any answer... > > > -- > Akin Pala, Ph.D. > http://akin.owns.it > >