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Browse indexed publications from WUSS in 2019. Material labels distinguish papers, presentations, posters and proceedings listings where the source provides them.

87 papers · Showing 41–80

WUSS · 2019Paper 187WUSS 2019

Merge with Caution: How to Avoid Common Problems when Combining SAS Datasets

Josh Horstman

Source category: Beginner’s Techniques

Author collections: Josh Horstman

WUSS · 2019Paper 169WUSS 2019

Mocking Data To Support Performance Load Testing

Troy Martin Hughes

Source category: Big Data and Data Science

Author collections: Troy Martin Hughes

WUSS · 2019Paper 86WUSS 2019

Modern data visualization for SAS users

Jay Ahn

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualization

WUSS · 2019Paper 182WUSS 2019

Much Ado About Nothing: dealing with blank values in your data

Ron Walker

Source category: Beginner’s Techniques

WUSS · 2019Paper 98WUSS 2019

Multi-way Splits in Decision Trees Where The Dependent Variable Has More Than Two Levels

Russ Lavery and YuTing Tian

Source category: Big Data and Data Science

WUSS · 2019Paper 167WUSS 2019

On customizing survival curves in SAS®

Michael Williams

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualization

Author collections: Michael Williams

WUSS · 2019Paper 67WUSS 2019

One Boys’ Dream: Hitting a Homerun in the Bottom of the Ninth Inning

Carey Smoak

Source category: Professional Development

Author collections: Carey Smoak

WUSS · 2019Paper 36WUSS 2019

Order, Order! Four Ways to Reorder Your Variables, Ranked by Elegance and Efficiency

Louise Hadden

Source category: Beginner’s Techniques

Author collections: Louise Hadden

WUSS · 2019Paper 198WUSS 2019

PARSING: Using SAS® When the Data Are Hiding in a Non-Standard Format

Andrew Kuligowski

Source category: Hands-On-Workshops

Author collections: Andrew Kuligowski

WUSS · 2019Paper 87WUSS 2019

People Keep ASCIIng Me About These Characters

Dan Konkler, Rebecca Bowermaster and Stephanie Sanchez

Source category: Advanced Techniques

WUSS · 2019Paper 179WUSS 2019

Pipe it! Extract it! Build it!

Smitha Krishnamurthy and Sofia Shamas

Source category: Applications Development and Open Integration

WUSS · 2019Paper 207WUSS 2019

Polynomial Regression for Modeling Curvilinear Data: A Biological Example

Elisha Johnston

Source category: Analytics and Statistics

WUSS · 2019Paper 178WUSS 2019

Prevent a Failure of Communication: Things you should know about HASH and the PDV.

Elizabeth Axelrod

Source category: Advanced Techniques

The publisher's PDF link currently returns 404; the conference abstract remains available.

Author collections: Elizabeth Axelrod

WUSS · 2019Paper 16WUSS 2019

Principals of Automation

Robert Ellsworth

Source category: Advanced Techniques

Author collections: Robert Ellsworth

WUSS · 2019Paper 185WUSS 2019

Proc Dtree VS Proc Hpsplit

YuTing Tian

Source category: Advanced Techniques

Author collections: YuTing Tian

WUSS · 2019Paper 105WUSS 2019

PROC SQL Showdown: joins versus subqueries

Andrew Puleo

Source category: Beginner’s Techniques

The publisher's PDF link currently returns 404; the conference abstract remains available.

WUSS · 2019Paper 183WUSS 2019

Python and R made easy for the SAS Programmer

Janet Li and Varaprasad Ilapogu

Source category: Applications Development and Open Integration

WUSS · 2019Paper 68WUSS 2019

Python applications in SAS® programming for medical device clinical trial studies

Jianlin Li and Sherry Cao

Source category: Applications Development and Open Integration

WUSS · 2019Paper 154WUSS 2019

Quote the SASLOG

Andrew Kuligowski

Source category: Beginner’s Techniques

Author collections: Andrew Kuligowski

WUSS · 2019Paper 29WUSS 2019

Redefining Student Success

Samuel Berestizhevsky and Tanya Kolosova

Source category: Industry Solutions

The publisher's PDF link currently returns 404; the conference abstract remains available.

WUSS · 2019Paper 144WUSS 2019

Root Cause Analysis Using Pinnacle 21 Validation Reports: How to Improve End-to-End Programming Processshe

Aakar Shah and Tracy Sherman

Source category: Industry Solutions

Author collections: Aakar Shah and Tracy Sherman

WUSS · 2019Paper 85WUSS 2019

SAS Jeopardy! 2019 Edition

Tasha Chapman

Source category: Beginner’s Techniques

Author collections: Tasha Chapman

WUSS · 2019Paper 116WUSS 2019

SAS to Excel: ODS Tagsets to Hundred Files or Hundred Tabs

Abdus Shahid

Source category: Applications Development and Open Integration

Author collections: Abdus Shahid

WUSS · 2019Paper 25WUSS 2019

Saving and Restoring Startup (Initialized) SAS® System Options

Kirk Paul Lafler

Source category: Advanced Techniques

Author collections: Kirk Paul Lafler

WUSS · 2019Paper 209WUSS 2019

Should You Move Your SAS Into the Cloud?

Paul Janssen

Source category: Data Management

WUSS · 2019Paper 103WUSS 2019

Simple Steps for Great Graphics: Beyond the Default Settings for More Effective Data Visualization

Kristi Metzger

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualization

Author collections: Kristi Metzger

WUSS · 2019Paper 150WUSS 2019

Spec to Code in Seconds: Use Microsoft Excel for Repetitive Code Writing

Pinky Anandani Dutta

Source category: Applications Development and Open Integration

WUSS · 2019Paper 99WUSS 2019

Statistical Power calculations using SAS software

Russ Lavery

Source category: Analytics and Statistics

Author collections: Russ Lavery

WUSS · 2019Paper 120WUSS 2019

Stay Ahead of the Curve: How to implement New FDA Recommendation Study Data Standardization Plan (SDSP) in your organization?

Aakar Shah and Heather Riley

Source category: Industry Solutions

WUSS · 2019Paper 60WUSS 2019

TB Fuzzy-Matches Made Easy: Designing shareable SAS code to accurately and efficiently identify exact and close genetic matching tuberculosis isolates

evan timme

Source category: Big Data and Data Science

WUSS · 2019Paper 175WUSS 2019

That's the One: Choosing the Correct Statistical Test for Trend in SAS

Christina Park, Jui-Ting Hsiung, Melissa Soohoo and Elani Streja

Source category: Analytics and Statistics

WUSS · 2019WUSS 2019

The Write Stuff--Data Driven Dynamic SAS® Coding From Control Tables and Other Datasets

Frank Ferriola

Source category: Applications Development and Open Integration

The conference page gives an abstract but no downloadable paper link.

Author collections: Frank Ferriola

WUSS · 2019Paper 129WUSS 2019

Tips for Correctly and Efficiently Comparing Two Files in SAS®

Aaron Brown

Source category: Advanced Techniques

Author collections: Aaron Brown

WUSS · 2019Paper 125WUSS 2019

Tips for the lazy typist (and other strategies for smart coding)

Melissa R. Pfeiffer and Kristi Metzger

Source category: Data Management

WUSS · 2019Paper 172WUSS 2019

Transporting Your SAS Content to SAS® Communities and Integrating Your Content into GitHub

Louise Hadden

Source category: Professional Development

Author collections: Louise Hadden

WUSS · 2019WUSS 2019

Treating the Data Overdose: Navigating Big Data to Find Answers to Our Growing Opioid Problem

Deanna Schreiber-Gregory

Source category: Big Data and Data Science

The conference page gives an abstract but no downloadable paper link.

Author collections: Deanna Schreiber-Gregory

WUSS · 2019Paper 161WUSS 2019

User-Defined Multithreading with the SAS® DS2 Procedure: Performance Testing DS2 Against Functionally Equivalent DATA Steps

Troy Martin Hughes

Source category: Advanced Techniques

Author collections: Troy Martin Hughes

WUSS · 2019Paper 102WUSS 2019

Using convergence status in a macro to iterate through a series of models

Kristi Metzger

Source category: Analytics and Statistics

Author collections: Kristi Metzger

WUSS · 2019Paper 211WUSS 2019

Using Jupyter to Take Your Data Science Workflow to the Next Level

Hunter Glanz

Source category: Applications Development and Open Integration

Author collections: Hunter Glanz

WUSS · 2019Paper 73WUSS 2019

Using PROC FCMP to the Fullest: Getting Started and Doing More

Art Carpenter

Source category: Hands-On-Workshops

Author collections: Art Carpenter