SAS Global Forum Papers ArchivePage 53

Running Projects for the Average Joe

Jennifer Davies, Department of Education

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Running Text Analytics Models in Hadoop

David Bultman, SAS; Adam Pilz, SAS

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Sampling in SAS® using PROC SURVEYSELECT

Rachael Becker, University of Central Florida; Drew Doyle, University of Central Florida

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SAS and EMC Deliver Analytics Modernization

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SAS-IO, a Browser-Based Tool to Automate Creation of Inputs/Outputs Lists for SAS® Programs

Mohammad Reza Rezai, Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences

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SAS® Analytics for Multi-armed Bandit Market Analysis

Thomas Lehman, SAS

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SAS® and Hadoop: The 5th Annual State of the Union

Paul Kent, SAS

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SAS® and R: A Perfect Combination for Sports Analytics

Matt Collins, University of Alabama; Taylor Larkin, The University of Alabama

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SAS® Big Brother

Elena Muriel, Amadeus Software Limited

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SAS® Customer Intelligence 360: Creating a Consistent Customer Experience in an Omni-channel Environment

Mark Brown, SAS; Brian Chick, SAS

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SAS® Debugging 101

Kirk Paul Lafler, Software Intelligence Corporation

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SAS® Grid Administration Made Simple

Scott Parrish, SAS; Paula Kavanagh, SAS Institute, Inc.; Linda Zeng, SAS Institute, Inc.

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SAS® Grid Architecture Solution Using IBM Hardware

Whayne Rouse, Humana; Andrew Scott, Humana

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SAS® Macro for Generalized Method of Moments Estimation for Longitudinal Data with Time-Dependent Covariates

Katherine Cai, Arizona State University; Jeffrey Wilson, Arizona State University

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SAS® Metadata Security 101: A Primer for SAS Administrators and Users Not Familiar with SAS

Charyn Faenza, F.N.B. Corporation

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SAS® Metadata Security 201: Security Basics for a New SAS Administrator

Charyn Faenza, F.N.B. Corporation

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SAS® Mobile Analytics: Accelerate Analytical Insights on the Go

Murali Nori, SAS

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

Troy Hughes, Datmesis Analytics

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SAS® Visual Analytics and SAS/ACCESS® Interface for Hadoop: Improving Efficiency and Increasing Analyst Satisfaction

Rosie Poultney, 89 Degrees

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SAS® Visual Statistics 8.1: The New Self-Service, Easy Analytics Experience

Xiangxiang Meng, SAS; Don Chapman, SAS; Cheryl LeSaint, SAS

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SAS®: Cataclysmic Damage to Power Grids and Telecommunications

Taylor Larkin, The University of Alabama; Denise McManus, University of Alabama

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Secrets of Efficient SAS® Coding Techniques

Andrew Kuligowski, HSN; Swati Agarwal, Optum

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Security in Public Reports: Combining Strict Row-Level Authorization with Publically Available Reports Using SAS® Visual Analytics

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Sentiment Analysis of User Reviews for Hotels

Saurabh Nandy, Oklahoma State University; Neha Singh, Oklahoma State University

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Setting Up Winning Conditions for a Migration of SAS® from a PC Environment to a Server Environment

Mathieu Gaouette, Videotron

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Shuffle Up and Deal! Sampling without Replacement Using SAS®

Dan Bretheim, Towers Watson

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Similarity Analysis: an Introduction, a Process, and a Supernova

David Corliss, Ford Motor Company

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Simulation of Imputation Effects under Different Assumptions

Danny Rithy, California Polytechnic State University; Soma Roy, California Polytechnic State University

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Simultaneous Forecasts of Multiple Interrelated Time Series with Markov Chain Model

Gongwei Chen, Caseload Forecast Council

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Size Optimization Made Simple: Creating Omni-Channel and Supply Chain Efficiencies to Increase Consumer Satisfaction and Revenue

Donna McGuckin, SAS

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Solving a Business Problem in SAS® Enterprise Guide®: Creating a "Layered" Inpatient Indicator Model

Thomas Gant, Kaiser Permanente

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Solving the 1,001-Piece Puzzle in 10 (or Fewer) Easy Steps: Using SAS®9 .cfg, autoexec.sas, SAS Registry, and Options to Set Up Base SAS®

Peter Eberhardt, Fernwood Consulting Group Inc.

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Something Old, Something New: Flexible Reporting with DATA Step-Based Tools

Pete Lund, Looking Glass Analytics

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Sorting a Bajillion Records: Conquering Scalability in a Big Data World

Troy Hughes, Datmesis Analytics

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Sparking Analytical Insight with SAS® Data Loader for Hadoop

Matthew Magne, SAS; Scott Gidley, SAS

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Spatial Dependence, Nonlinear Panel Models, and More New Features in SAS/ETS® 14.1

Jan Chvosta, SAS

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Speeding Up Credit Limits with SAS® Real-Time Decision Manager

Felipe Lopes Boff

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Statistical Comparisons of Disease Prevalence Rates Using the Bootstrap Procedure

Matthew Dutton, Florida A&M University; Charlotte Baker, Florida A&M University

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Statistical Model Building for Large, Complex Data: Five New Directions in SAS/STAT® Software

Bob Rodriguez, SAS

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Stored Processes and SAS® Visual Analytics: Giving Users the Power to Load

Renato Luppi, SAS; Varsha Chawla, SAS Institute Inc.

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