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Browse indexed publications from PharmaSUG. Material labels distinguish papers, presentations, posters and proceedings listings where the source provides them.

2,664 papers · Showing 1041–1080

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper AD-184PharmaSUG 2022

SAS® Spontaneous Combustion: Securing Software Portability through Self-Extracting Code

Troy Hughes

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Troy Hughes

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper QT-093PharmaSUG 2022

SAS® Studio: Creating, Analyzing, and Reporting Data with Built-in & Custom Tasks

Himanshu Patel; Chintan Pandya

Source category: Quick Tips

Author collections: Himanshu Patel · Chintan Pandya

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper LS-098PharmaSUG 2022

Schoveing Series 5: Your Guide to a Quality NO

Priscilla Gathoni

Source category: Leadership Skills

Author collections: Priscilla Gathoni

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper AP-171PharmaSUG 2022

Self Modifying Macro to Automatically Repeat a SAS Macro Function

Chary Akmyradov

Source category: Advanced Programming

Author collections: Chary Akmyradov

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper SA-149PharmaSUG 2022

Simple and Efficient Bootstrap Validation of Predictive Models Using SAS/STAT® Software

Matthew Slaughter; Isaiah Lankham

Source category: Statistics and Analytics

Author collections: Matthew Slaughter · Isaiah Lankham

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper QT-144PharmaSUG 2022

Smart Batch Run your SAS Programs

Wayne Zhong

Source category: Quick Tips

Author collections: Wayne Zhong

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper EP-037PharmaSUG 2022

Sponsor-defined Controlled Terminologies: A Tiny Key to a Big Door

Shefalica Chand

Source category: e-Posters

Author collections: Shefalica Chand

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper DS-112PharmaSUG 2022

Standardised MedDRA Queries (SMQs): Beyond the Basics; Weighing Your Options

Richann Watson; Karl Miller

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Richann Watson · Karl Miller

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper QT-017PharmaSUG 2022

Standardizing Procedures for Generating Dose Proportionality Figures to Improve Programming Efficiency

Jianli Ping; Krishna Sivakumar

Source category: Quick Tips

Author collections: Jianli Ping

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper DS-002PharmaSUG 2022

Subjects Enrolled in Multiple Cohorts within a Study- Challenges and Ideas

Peng Du; Hongli Wang

Source category: Data Standards

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper SA-009PharmaSUG 2022

The Emerging Use of Automation to Address the Challenge of Cross-Table Consistency Checking of Output Used in the Reporting of Clinical Trial Data

Ilan Carmeli; Keren Mayorov; Hugh Donovan

Source category: Statistics and Analytics

Author collections: Ilan Carmeli · Hugh Donovan

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper AP-025PharmaSUG 2022

Twenty Ways to Run Your SAS® Program Faster and Use Less Space

Stephen Sloan

Source category: Advanced Programming

Author collections: Stephen Sloan

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper SA-090PharmaSUG 2022

Two Methods to Collapse Two Treatment Groups into One Group

Kenneth Liu; Ziqiang Chen

Source category: Statistics and Analytics

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper RW-020PharmaSUG 2022

Understanding Administrative Healthcare Datasets using SAS programming tools.

Jayanth Iyengar

Source category: Real World Evidence and Big Data

Author collections: Jayanth Iyengar

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper EP-063PharmaSUG 2022

Unravel the mystery around NONMEM data sets for statistical programmers

Sabarinath Sundaram; Lyma Faroz

Source category: e-Posters

Author collections: Sabarinath Sundaram · Lyma Faroz

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper DS-064PharmaSUG 2022

Upgrading from Define-XML 2.0 to 2.1

Trevor Mankus

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Trevor Mankus

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper QT-021PharmaSUG 2022

Using Boolean Functions to Excel at Validation Tracking

Noory Kim

Source category: Quick Tips

Author collections: Noory Kim

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper AD-196PharmaSUG 2022

Using R-Shiny Capabilities in Clinical Programming to create Applications

Prakasam R; Sujatha Kandukuri; Tyagrajan Swaminathan

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Tyagrajan Swaminathan

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper EP-032PharmaSUG 2022

Using SAS ® to Create a Build Combinations Tool to Support Modularity

Stephen Sloan

Source category: e-Posters

Author collections: Stephen Sloan

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper AD-170PharmaSUG 2022

Using the SAS System® to interface with the Entrez Programming Utilities (E-utilities) of the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI).

Kevin Viel

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Kevin Viel

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper AD-167PharmaSUG 2022

Using the SAS System® with the National Center for Biotechnology Information resources and Immune Epitope Database to explore the realm of potential SARS-CoV-2 variants.

Kevin Viel

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Kevin Viel

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper SA-011PharmaSUG 2022

Validation of Statistical Outputs Using Automation

Ilan Carmeli; Yoran Bar

Source category: Statistics and Analytics

Author collections: Ilan Carmeli · Yoran Bar

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper SI-168PharmaSUG 2022

Vendor Audit: What it is and What to Expect from it

Parag Shiralkar; Nagadip Rao

Source category: Strategic Implementation

Author collections: Parag Shiralkar · Nagadip Rao

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper LS-058PharmaSUG 2022

Visualization of Programming Activities and Deliveries for Multiple Clinical Studies

Zhouming(Victor) Sun

Source category: Leadership Skills

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper HT-201PharmaSUG 2022

What’s black and white and sheds all over? The Python Pandas DataFrame, the Open-Source Data Structure Supplanting the SAS Data Set

Troy Hughes

Source category: Hands-On Training

Author collections: Troy Hughes

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper AI-106PharmaSUG 2022

What’s your model really doing? Human bias in Machine Learning

Jim Box

Source category: Artificial Intelligence (Machine Learning)

Author collections: Jim Box

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper FF-002PharmaSUG 2022

When Will Be a Good Time to Become an Independent Consultant?

Raymond Lee

Source category: Freelancers Forum

Author collections: Raymond Lee

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper SA-118PharmaSUG 2022

Win Ratio Simulation For Power Calculation Made Easy

Lili Li; Roger Chang; Benjamin Fine; Yu-Chen Su

Source category: Statistics and Analytics

Author collections: Lili Li

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper AD-150PharmaSUG 2022

Working with Dataset-JSON using SAS©

Lex Jansen

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Lex Jansen

PharmaSUG · 2022Paper QT-005PharmaSUG 2022

You Don’t Know Where That’s Been! Pitfalls of Cutting-and-Pasting Directly into the Programming Work Flow

Dave Hall

Source category: Quick Tips

Author collections: Dave Hall

PharmaSUG · 2021Paper AP-030PharmaSUG 2021

“Bored”-Room Buster Bingo – Create Bingo Cards Using SAS ODS Graphics

Richann Watson; Louise Hadden

Source category: Advanced Programming

Author collections: Richann Watson · Louise Hadden

PharmaSUG · 2021Paper AP-156PharmaSUG 2021

“Packages” in R for Clinical Data Analysis, Let’s Demystify

Nagalakshmi Kudipudi

Source category: Advanced Programming

PharmaSUG · 2021Paper QT-161PharmaSUG 2021

“Who wrote this!?” Challenges of replacing Black Box software with more dynamic supportable processes utilizing Open-Source Languages

Frank Menius; Monali Khanna; Terek Peterson; Dennis Sweitzer

Source category: Quick Tips

Author collections: Frank Menius · Monali Khanna · Terek Peterson · Dennis Sweitzer

PharmaSUG · 2021Paper AP-132PharmaSUG 2021

100% Menu Driven SAS Windows Batch Job Runner and Log Analyzer

Sathish Saravanan; Kameswari Pindiprolu

Source category: Advanced Programming

PharmaSUG · 2021Paper AD-060PharmaSUG 2021

A Diagnostic Report for SAS Submission Programs

Yang Gao; Christine Teng

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Yang Gao · Christine Teng

PharmaSUG · 2021Paper SS-171PharmaSUG 2021

A Lead Programmer’s Guide to a Successful Submission

Pranav Soanker; Santosh Shivakavi

Source category: Submission Standards

PharmaSUG · 2021Paper EP-029PharmaSUG 2021

A Macro for Point Estimate and Confidence Interval of the Survival Time Percentiles

Hengwei Liu

Source category: ePosters

Author collections: Hengwei Liu

PharmaSUG · 2021Paper AD-100PharmaSUG 2021

A metadata driven approach to mock TFL generation

Anne Petersen; Cristina Boschini; Tobias Kröpelin

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Tobias Kröpelin

PharmaSUG · 2021Paper SI-084PharmaSUG 2021

A Process to Validate Internal Developed R Package under Regulatory Environment

Madhusudhan Ginnaram; Amin Shirazi; Simiao Ye; Yalin Zhu; Yilong Zhang

Source category: Strategic Implementation

Author collections: Madhusudhan Ginnaram · Amin Shirazi · Simiao Ye · Yalin Zhu · Yilong Zhang

PharmaSUG · 2021Paper RW-126PharmaSUG 2021

A Programmer’s Experience Researching Real-World Evidence (RWE) COVID-19 Data

Ginger Barlow

Source category: Real World Evidence and Big Data

Author collections: Ginger Barlow