Introducing the GLIMMIX Procedure for Generalized Linear Mixed Models
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Oliver Schabenberger
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Indexed 2005 papers and presentations across the available conference sources. Each record retains the original author text and available material links.
449 papers · Showing 201–240
Introducing the GLIMMIX Procedure for Generalized Linear Mixed Models
Source category: Data Analysis and Statistics
Author collections: Oliver Schabenberger
Introduction to Arrays
Source category: Tutorials
Author collections: Eric P. Elkin
Introduction to Graphics Using SAS/GRAPH Software
Source category: Data Presentation
Author collections: Ted Durie
Introduction to SAS Enterprise Guide 3.0 for Statistical Analysis
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Charles Hallahan · Linda P. Atkinson
Introduction to SAS maps
Source category: Data Presentation
Introduction to Summary Tables in SAS Enterprise Guide
Source category: Hands-On Workshops
Author collections: Lora D. Delwiche · Susan J. Slaughter
IRT-FIT: SAS Macros for Fitting Item Response Theory (IRT) Models
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Sung-Hyuck Lee
It's Proc Tabulate Jim, but not as we know it!
Source category: SAS Starters
Author collections: Rob Walls
It’s the lines per page that counts
Source category: Coders’ Corner
Author collections: Jonathan M. Squire · Johnny Tai
Java in SAS: JavaObj, a DATA Step Component Object
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Richard A. DeVenezia
JMP Version 6 Featuring Split Plots
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: John Sall
JMP versus SAS Overview with a JSL Guide for the SAS Programmer
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Andy Mauromoustakos · Kevin Thompson
Job Security: Using the SAS Macro Language to Full Advantage
Source category: SAS Essentials
Author collections: Arthur L. Carpenter
Journeymen's Tools: The Writing for Reading and Reuse Program Header
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Ronald Fehd
Journeymen's Tools: Two Macros, ProgList and PutMvars, to Show Calling Sequence and Parameters of Routines
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Ronald Fehd
Just Skip It
Source category: Coders’ Corner
Author collections: Helen D. Carey
Kisses, Nakedness and Love - What makes a good Clinical Trials Programmer??
Source category: Professional Development & Management
Let Your Data Power Your DATA Step: Making Effective Use of the SET, MERGE, UPDATE, and MODIFY Statements
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Howard Schreier
Litigation and SAS: Some Dos and Don'ts (or, You Call that Evidence?)
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Nicholson E. Warman
Looking for a Date? A Tutorial on Using SAS Dates and Times
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Art Carpenter
Looking into Oracle with SAS: Designing a simple SAS Windows interface for an Oracle Database.
Source category: Data Warehousing and Database Management
Macro Architecture in Pictures
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Mark Tabladillo
Macro Bugs � How to Create, Avoid, and Destroy Them
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Ian Whitlock
Macro Design & Development by Example
Source category: Tutorials
Author collections: Dante Di Tommaso
Macro MDU: a flowchart of used programs, datasets and TLF's based upon the Final Run
Source category: Applications and Software Development
Author collections: Herman Ament
Macros to Help Organize and Standardize SAS Projects
Source category: Coders’ Corner
Author collections: Patrick Thornton
Mainframe SAS for the 21st Century
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Kryn Krautheim
Make Bill Gates and Dr. Goodnight Run Your SAS Code: Using VBA, ADO, and IOM to Make Excel and SAS Play Nice
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Ted Conway
Make em %LOCAL: Avoiding Macro Variable Collisions
Source category: SAS Solutions
Author collections: Arthur L. Carpenter
Make the Invisible Visible: A Case Study of Using ODS Inline Formatting Style
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Zizhong Fan
Making Sense of PROC TABULATE
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Jonas V. Bilenas
Making Your Data File More Versatile for Web Applications
Source category: Posters
Managing a SAS Programming Environment Using Data Access Pages and the Microsoft Office Data Source Control
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Brian P. Fairfield-Carter
Managing Clinical Trials Data using SAS
Source category: Data Management
Manipulating Data with PROC SQL
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Kirk P. Lafler
Mapping an Exclusive Regular Expression Strategy
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Mark Tabladillo
Mapping Corporate Data Standards to the CDISC Model
Source category: CDISC and XML
Maximum Likelihood Parameter Estimation with Incomplete Data
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Catherine Truxillo
Merging versus Joining: Comparing the DATA Step with SQL
Source category: Conference paper