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SAS Conference Papers 2008Page 6

Indexed 2008 papers and presentations across the available conference sources. Each record retains the original author text and available material links.

575 papers · Showing 201–240

PHUSE · 2008Paper CS08PHUSE EU Connect 2008

Floating Point error - what, why and how to!!

Nigel Montgomery

Source category: Coding Solutions

Author collections: Nigel Montgomery

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 129-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

From Soup to Nuts: Practices in Data Management for Analytical Performance

David Duling; Howard Plemmons; Nancy Rausch

Source category: Data Integration

Author collections: David Duling · Howard Plemmons · Nancy Rausch

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 051-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

From Tiers to Intelligence: The SAS® Enterprise Intelligence Platform and What It®s All About

Sandra M. Sayers

Source category: BI Forum - BI User Applications

WUSS · 2008WUSS 2008

Fully Function -al: A Brief Tour of Selected SAS Numeric Functions

Brenda L. Beaty

Source category: SAS Essentials Workshops

Author collections: Brenda L. Beaty

WUSS · 2008WUSS 2008

General Methods to Use Special Characters

Dennis Gianneschi

Source category: Coders’ Corner

Author collections: Dennis Gianneschi

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 382-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

Generalized McNemar's Test for Homogeneity of Marginal Distributions

Xuezheng Sun; Zhao Yang

Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis

Author collections: Xuezheng Sun · Zhao Yang

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 151-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

Generalizing Google's PageRank to Rank National Football League Teams

Anjela Govan; Carl Meyer; Russell Albright

Source category: Data Mining and Predictive Modeling

Author collections: Russell Albright

WUSS · 2008WUSS 2008

Generating Code with PROC REPORT

Jack F. Hamilton

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Jack F. Hamilton

WUSS · 2008WUSS 2008

Generic Automated Data Dictionary for any SAS data set or format library

Dale Harrington

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Dale Harrington

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 191-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

Get Your Hands Dirty Cleaning Your Data with SAS® Data Quality Server

Faron Kincheloe

Source category: Hands-on Workshops

Author collections: Faron Kincheloe

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 189-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

Get Your Hands Dirty Using the FORMAT Procedure

Marge Scerbo

Source category: Hands-on Workshops

Author collections: Marge Scerbo

PHUSE · 2008Paper TS10PHUSE EU Connect 2008

Getting More from the Compute Block to Enhance Table & Listing Output for Clinical Trials Reporting

David Carr

Source category: Technical Solutions

Author collections: David Carr

WUSS · 2008WUSS 2008

Getting SAS to Play Nice With Others: Connecting SAS to Microsoft SQL Server

Candice Miller

Source category: Databases and Warehouses

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 135-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

Getting SAS® to Play Nice with Others: Connecting SAS® to a Microsoft SQL Server with an ODBC Connection

Candice Riley

Source category: Data Integration

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 305-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

Getting Started with ODS Statistical Graphics in SAS® 9.2

Robert Rodriguez

Source category: SAS Presents

Author collections: Robert Rodriguez

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 022-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

Getting Started with SAS/IntrNet® - A Quick and Dirty Tutorial

Gabe Cano

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Gabe Cano

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 056-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

Getting Started with the ESRI Map Component in a UNIX Environment for 2010 Census Planning

Bob Anderson; Annette Quinlan-Davis

Source category: BI Forum - BI User Applications

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 336-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

Globalization, Development Economics and Impacts on Brazilian Labor Market

Alexandre G. Maia

Source category: SAS Presents...Global Perspectives

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 049-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

Going Beyond Simple Information Maps to Improve Access to Data Sources

Jerry High

Source category: BI Forum - BI User Applications

Author collections: Jerry High

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 187-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

Graphing Using SAS®

Wendi L. Wright

Source category: Hands-on Workshops

Author collections: Wendi L. Wright

PHUSE · 2008Paper CS10PHUSE EU Connect 2008

GTL (Graphics Template Language) in SAS 9.2

Philip R Holland

Source category: Coding Solutions

Author collections: Philip R Holland

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 083-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

Guidelines for Organizing SAS® Project Files

Nathaniel Derby

Source category: Coders' Corner

Author collections: Nathaniel Derby

PHUSE · 2008Paper PO10PHUSE EU Connect 2008

Guilty as Charged!

Carrie Eason; Stephanie Noller

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Carrie Eason

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 037-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

Hash Crash and Beyond

Paul Dorfman; Lessia S. Shajenko; Koen Vyverman

Source category: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: Paul Dorfman · Lessia S. Shajenko · Koen Vyverman

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 265-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

Headings and Super-Headings: Using ACROSS Variables in PROC REPORT

Jillian E. Campell

Source category: Reporting and Information Visualization

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 181-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

Hidden Tools You Didn®t Know You Had: Code-Generating Windows

Janet Stuelpner

Source category: Foundations and Fundamentals

Author collections: Janet Stuelpner

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 228-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

Horizon Estimation Using SAS® Software

Gary Foster; Charles Goldsmith

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Gary Foster · Charles Goldsmith

PHUSE · 2008Paper PO08PHUSE EU Connect 2008

How big? Oh my...it's time to prepare!

Julie Oates

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Julie Oates

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 029-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

How Do I Love Hash Tables? Let Me Count the Ways!

Judy Loren

Source category: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: Judy Loren

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 068-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

How SAS® 9 Allows the Delivery of the Power of Predictive Analytics and Forecasting to the Masses

David Pope

Source category: BI Forum/Business Intelligence

Author collections: David Pope

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 346-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

How the DWP Has Used SAS® to Measure, Model, Predict, and Embark on Award-Winning Customer Targeting

Mark Mulvaney

Source category: SAS Presents...Global Perspectives

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 307-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

How to Add a Little Spice to Your PDF Output

Scott Huntley

Source category: SAS Presents

Author collections: Scott Huntley

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 100-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

How to Avoid Overwriting Work Data Sets and Work Formats ® An Essential Macro Design Topic

Zizhong (James) Fan

Source category: Coders' Corner

WUSS · 2008WUSS 2008

How to Find Answers: Using SAS Resources

Ginger Carey; Helen D. Carey

Source category: SAS Essentials Workshops

Author collections: Ginger Carey · Helen D. Carey

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 073-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

How To Generate 2-, 3-, and 4-Way Venn Diagrams with Drill-Down Functionality within Four Minutes!

Kriss Harris

Source category: Coders' Corner

Author collections: Kriss Harris

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 242-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

How to Get Phase Portraits Animated with SAS®

Kristan Schneider; Barbara Schneider

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Kristan Schneider · Barbara Schneider

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 217-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

How to Get Promoted: Planning for Career Growth

Sandra Minjoe

Source category: Planning, Development and Support

Author collections: Sandra Minjoe

PHUSE · 2008Paper ST06PHUSE EU Connect 2008

How to produce Forrest-plots with PROC GPLOT and Annotate facility

Laetitia Lemoine Le Halpert

Source category: Statistics & Pharmacokinetics

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 369-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

How to Use SAS® to Fit Multiple Logistic Regression Models

Anpalaki J. Ragavan

Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis

Author collections: Anpalaki J. Ragavan

SAS Global Forum · 2008Paper 174-2008SAS Global Forum 2008

I Can Do That with PROC FORMAT

Jonas Bilenas

Source category: Foundations and Fundamentals

Author collections: Jonas Bilenas