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yes exactly, I want random data like hemogloblin, kolesterol and weight, and lets say I have 20 deaths in 100 patient as binary outcome, I want to have random data ( each within specified limits , hemoglobln values should be between 9-16 for example ) that will give me the specified odds ratio after multivariate regression analysis
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Sorry I did not know this was here. Be warned that unlike say spunky and dason I am a data analyst not a statistician. I am not sure what you mean by random data, or setting ranges on certain predictors. If the variable is random you can't limited it or in any case I have not seen that. I do not know a formal way to work back to an odds ratio. But you could manually say that the odds of this is X of the odds of that
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Dear noetsi

I want to produce some experimental data

3 variables , each has prespecified odds ratio which are significant and in a predetermined confidence interval

for example after multivariate logistic regression analysis I find A variables odds 1.4 (1.1-16) , B variables 1.6 ( 1.23-1.40) and C variable 2.3 ( 1.4-3.3)

now I want 120 A,B, C variables with a prespecified mean, SD, how can I produce this data
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