SAS Global Forum 2020 Papers ArchivePage 4

Fitting Statistical Models with PROC MCMC

Mark Ghamsary, Keiji Oda, and Larry Beeson, Loma Linda University

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Five Simple Ways to Know If Variables in a Table Are All Missing

Xia Ke Shan; Kurt Bremser

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Author collections: Xia Ke Shan · Kurt Bremser

Forecasting Healthcare Statistics At the Cleveland Clinic

Michael Bromley, Michael Lewis, Colleen Houlahan, and Eric Hixson Cleveland Clinic

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Forecasting Hourly Electricity Prices

Joseph Perez, American Electric Power

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From AI to XI: It all starts with 'HI'

Tho H. Nguyen, Teradata

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From Device Text Data to a Quality Data Set

Laurie Smith, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center

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From Santiago to the Spirit Lake Nation: 30 Things I Learned in 30 Years as a Statistical Consultant

AnnMaria De Mars, The Julia Group

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From Silos to Ecosystem - Evolution of Analytical Platforms at Elisa Corporation

Prasanna Pandian; Jarno Lindqvist

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Getting from Governance Practice to Data Awareness

Chris Replogle, SAS Institute

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Getting the Time Right Across Time Zones

Frank Poppe, PW Consulting

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Git for the SAS® Programmer: Using Source Control to Organize Your Code and Collaborate with Others

Amy Peters, Danny Zimmerman, Grace Whiteis, Joe Flynn, and Stan Polanski, SAS Institute Inc.

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Git it? Got it? Good: Migrating from SAS® to SAS® Viya® Using Git

Cameron Estroff and Weston McManus, SAS Institute

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Hate Speech Classification of social media posts using Text Analysis and Machine Learning

Venkateshwarlu Konduri, Sarada Padathula, Asish Pamu and Sravani Sigadam, Oklahoma State University

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History Carried Forward, Future Carried Back: Mixing Time Series of Differing Frequencies

Mark Keintz, Wharton Research Data Service

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How a SAS® Function and the ODS PACKAGE Statement Will Help You Save Money and Space

Ricardo Rosales, Westat Inc.

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How Many Shades of Guide: SAS Enterprise Guide to 8.1 and SAS Studio to 3.8 with SAS 9.4

Philip R Holland, Holland Numerics Limited

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How SAS® Viya® Provides a Way to Deliver Analytics to Everyone: Image Classification Examples

Pavel Rogatch, Analytium BY

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How To Access and Manage Microsoft Azure Cloud Data using SAS

Kumar Thangamuthu, SAS Institute

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How to Become a Lazy Programmer

Balakumar Marappa Gounder Ponnusamy, Element Technologies Inc

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How to Build a Text Analytics Model in SAS® Viya® with Python

Nate Gilmore, Vinay Ashokkumar, and Russell Albright, SAS Institute

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How to Explain Your Black-Box Models in SAS® Viya®

Funda Güneş, Ricky Tharrington, Ralph Abbey, and Xin Hunt, SAS Institute Inc.

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How to Maintain Happy SAS® Viya® Users

Margaret Crevar, SAS Institute

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How to Make Your First Impressive Web Application with Stored Processes and a Web Browser

Philip Mason, Wood Street Consultants Ltd.

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How To Make Your Reports Fly! The Impact of Visualization Layer Calculations on Performance

Jessica Fraley, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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How to Master a Risk Data Vault Using SAS® Data Integration Studio

Linus Hjorth, Infotrek

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Human Bias in Machine Learning: How Well Do You Really Know Your Model?

Jim Box, Elena Snavely, and Hiwot Tesfaye, SAS Institute

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Hybrid Marketing, Campaign Management, and Analytics' Last Mile Using SAS® Customer Intelligence 360

Suneel Grover, SAS Institute and The George Washington University

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IBM Power Systems for SAS® Empowers Advanced Analytics

Harry Seifert and Laurent Montaron, IBM Corporation

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Identifying "One-Offs": Tuberculosis Genotype Cluster Detection Using the COMPGED Function

Edward Lan, County of Los Angeles Department of Public Health Tuberculosis Control Program

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If You Build it Well, They Will Come! Responding to a Growing Analytics Program with SAS® Viya®

Michael Gibbs and Dr. Ronald Freeze, University of Arkansas, Sam M. Walton College of Business

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If You Need These OBS and These VARS, Then Drop IF and Keep WHERE

Jay Iyengar, Data Systems Consultants LLC

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Important Performance Considerations when Moving SAS to the Public Cloud

Margaret Crevar, SAS Institute

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Improving Facility Management through Machine Learning

Chris Beall, Joel Urban, and Sean Murphy, Building Clarity

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Incorporating Auxiliary Information into Your Model Using Bayesian Methods in SAS Econometrics

Matthew Simpson, SAS Institute

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Interpretation Methods for Black Box Machine Learning Methods in Insurance Rating-Type Applications

Gabe Taylor; Sunish Menon; Huimin Ru; Ray Wright; Xin Hunt; Ralph Abbey

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Author collections: Ralph Abbey

Introducing PROC SIMSYSTEM for Systematic Nonnormal Simulation

Bucky Ransdell and Randy Tobias, SAS Institute

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Introducing the GAMSELECT Procedure for Generalized Additive Model Selection

Michael Lamm and Weijie Cai, SAS Institute

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Introduction to SAS/ACCESS® Interface to Google BigQuery

Joel Odom, SAS Institute

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Is it possible to reduce smoking by increasing taxes? An analysis on Danish data using SAS® software

Anders Milhoj, University of Copenhagen

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It's All about the Base-Procedures, Part 2

Jane Eslinger, SAS Institute

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