WUSS 2014 Papers ArchivePage 3

The SAS Hash Object in Action

Paul M. Dorfman, Independent SAS Consultant

Source category: Hands-On Workshops

The Three I’s of SAS Log Messages, IMPORTANT, INTERESTING, and IRRELEVANT

William E. Benjamin, Jr., Owl Computer Consultancy LLC

Source category: Beyond the Basics

TLF Validation Etiquette:What to Say, When to Say, How to Say, Why to Say

Karen Walker, InVentiv Health Clinical

Source category: Industry Solutions

Tweet-o-matic: An Automated Approach to Batch Processing of Tweets

Isabel Litton, California Polytechnic State University; Rebecca Ottesen, City of Hope

Source category: Data Management

Using and Understanding LSMEANS and LSMESTIMATE

David J. Pasta, ICON Clinical Research

Source category: Analytics & Statistics

Using Cardinality Ratio for Fast Data Review

Ronald J. Fehd, Stakana Analytics

Source category: Quick Tips

Using PROC FACTOR for variable inclusion in PROC SURVEYLOGISTIC: A Case Study

Deanna Schreiber-Gregory, North Dakota State University

Source category: Analytics & Statistics

Using PROC SGPLOT for Quick, High-Quality Graphs

Susan J. Slaughter, Avocet Solutions; Lora D. Delwiche, University of California, Davis

Source category: Hands-On Workshops

Using R in the SAS System

Alan Mitchell, Cancer Research and Biostatistics

Source category: Data Presentation & Reporting

Using SAS and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 2010 Natality Data to Estimate the Effect Size of Prenatal Visits on Preterm Birth

Melissa Borelli, National University Graduate Student

Source category: Posters

Using SAS Enterprise Business Intelligence to Automate a Manual Process: A Detailed Case Study

Erik S. Larsen, Independent Consultant

Source category: Data Presentation & Reporting

Using SAS to do it all

Chelsea Lofland; Rebecca Ottesen

Source category: Analytics & Statistics

Author collections: Rebecca Ottesen

When Software Development is Your Means Not Your End: Abstracting Agile Methodologies for End-User Development and Analytic Application

Troy Martin Hughes

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Troy Martin Hughes

Wow! You did that with SAS Stored Processes?

David Mitchell, Solution Design Team

Source category: Applications Development

You Say ‘Day-ta’, I Say ‘Dat-a’ – Processing Your DATA Efficiently and Ensuring Its Integrity

Mary Federico Katz, Wells Fargo Bank; Jason R. Beene, Wells Fargo Bank

Source category: SAS Essentials Workshop