Open-source Development for Traditional Clinical Reporting
Source category: Trends & Technology
Author collections: Michael Stackhouse · Nathan Kosiba
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Michael Stackhouse — Indexed Papers
Publications credited to Michael Stackhouse in the available conference metadata. Browse coauthors and original source links below. This is a publication index, not a verified biographical profile; identical names may refer to different people.
18 papers · Showing 1–18
Standing Room Only Presentation: ML08: You Are the Company You Keep: Converting Words to Numbers Using Text Embeddings
Source category: Machine Learning & Connected Health
Author collections: Michael Stackhouse
Standing Room Only: TT12: Clinical Statistical Reporting in a Multilingual World
Source category: Trends & Technology
Author collections: Michael Rimler · Michael Stackhouse
Opening Doors for Automation with Python and REST: A SharePoint Example
Source category: Trends & Technology
Author collections: Michael Stackhouse
Replicating the CDISC Pilot Project Submission Project Using R and pharmaRTF
Source category: Trends & Technology
Author collections: Michael Stackhouse
Cluster Analysis – What it is and How to use it
Source category: Statistics and Analytics
Author collections: Alyssa Wittle · Michael Stackhouse
Ensuring Programming Integrity with Python: Dynamic Code Plagiarism Detection
Source category: Advanced Programming
Author collections: Michael Stackhouse
PP13 Tame Your SHARE with a Python and SAS
Source category: Poster Presentations
Author collections: Terek Peterson · Michael Stackhouse
Tame your SHARE with a PYTHON and SAS
Source category: e-Posters
Author collections: Michael Stackhouse · Terek Peterson
TT04 Ensuring Programming Integrity with Python: Dynamic Code Plagiarism Detection
Source category: Trends & Technology
Author collections: Michael Stackhouse
An Automated Macro to Compare Data Transfers
Source category: Application Development
Author collections: Michael Stackhouse
UTF What? A Guide for Handling SAS Transcoding Errors with UTF-8 Encoded Data
Source category: Beyond the Basics
Author collections: Michael Stackhouse
UTF What? A Guide for Handling SAS Transcoding Errors with UTF-8 Encoded Data
Source category: Poster Presentations
Author collections: Michael Stackhouse
Why SAS Programmers Should Learn Python Too
Source category: Application Development
Author collections: Michael Stackhouse
Why SAS Programmers Should Learn Python Too
Source category: Trends & Technologies
Author collections: Michael Stackhouse
Achieving Clarity through Proper Study Documentation: An Introduction to the Study Data Reviewer’s Guide (SDRG)
Source category: Submission Standards
Author collections: Michael Stackhouse
Associated Persons Domains – Who? What? Where? When? Why? How?
Source category: Data Standards
Author collections: Alyssa Wittle · Michael Stackhouse
UTF What? A Guide to Using UTF-8 Encoded Data in a SDTM Submission
Source category: Beyond the Basics
Author collections: Michael Stackhouse