The Alarm Effect of Statistical Process Control Process in Automotives Manufacturing
Source category: SAS® Enterprise Guide® Implementation and Usage
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Indexed 2012 papers and presentations across the available conference sources. Each record retains the original author text and available material links.
982 papers · Showing 801–840
The Application of SAS Perl Regular Expression in Clinical Trial Studies – Batch Processing SAS Programs
Source category: Applications Development
The application of variable-dependent macro on SDTM conversion
Source category: Coders’ Corner
Author collections: Mindy Wang
The Armchair Quarterback: Writing SAS Code for the Perfect Pivot (Table, That Is)
Source category: Hands-On Workshops
The Armchair Quarterback: Writing SAS® Code for the Perfect Pivot (Table, That Is)
Source category: Hands-on Workshops
The Armchair Quarterback: Writing SAS® Code for the Perfect Pivot (Table, That Is)
Source category: Hands-On Workshops
File inside source ZIP: HW-03.pdf
The DOW Loop: A Smarter Approach to Your Existing Code
Source category: Coders' Corner
The Effect of Adding the Chronic Disease Score to the Charlson Comorbidity Score in Predicting Mortality in Type – II Diabetes Patients: An Application of Reclassification Measures
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Hemalkumar Mehta
The Effective Use of Business Analytics
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Philip Easterling
The Effects of Q-Matrix Mis-Specification when Employing Proc NLMIXED: A Simulation Study
Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis
No matching paper PDF appears in the publisher's proceedings ZIP.
The Elephant in the Room: Running Hadoop on SAS & Greenplum
Source category: Beyond the Basics
The BB-15.pdf slide deck differs in title and speaker spelling from this abstract; its identity needs review.
The Emergence of Patterns in SAS® Usage and Infrastructure
Source category: Applied Business Intelligence
The Evolution of SAS Programs Used to Analyze Judicial Salaries
Source category: Data Presentation and Reporting
The FILENAME Statement: Interacting with the World Outside of SAS®
Source category: Data Management
The Future of SAS® Deployment: From MSI Packages to Web-Based Control
Source category: SAS® Futures
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Source category: Programming: Beyond the Basics
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Toby Dunn
The Graph Template Language: Beyond the SAS/GRAPH® Procedures
Source category: Reporting and Information Visualization
The Greatest Hits: ODS Essentials Every User Should Know
Source category: Techniques & Tutorials: Foundations
Author collections: Cynthia Zender
The influence of small sample sizes on empirical Bayes predictors inlongitudinal data sets
Source category: Analytics & Statistics
The Italian Post-Marketing Registries
Source category: Data Handling
The Keouk County CAFO Study: A Complementary Analysis Using Classification Trees in SAS® Enterprise Miner™
Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis
File inside source ZIP: SD-11.pdf
The Logic and Logistics of Logistic Regression, Including New Features in SAS® 9.2
Source category: Health Outcomes Research and Epidemiology
Author collections: Lawrence Rasouliyan
The Logic of a Programmer - A Case Study
Source category: Industry Starters
Author collections: Julie Oates
The Lost Sibling of the Semi-colon
Source category: Coders’ Corner
The New SAS® Programming Language: DS2
Source category: SAS® Futures
The Path to Developing Your Organization's SAS® Skills
Source category: Posters
The Power of “The FILENAME” Statement
Source category: Coders’ Corner
The Power of PROC SQL
Source category: Industry Starters
Author collections: Amanda Reilly
The power of using options COMPLETETYPES and PRELOADFMT
Source category: Coders’ Corner
Author collections: Naren Surampalli
The SAS Data Step: Where Your Input Matters
Source category: Techniques & Tutorials: Foundations
Author collections: Peter Eberhardt
The SAS DATA Step: Where Your Input Matters
Source category: SAS Essentials Workshop
The SAS Hash Object: It s Time To .find() Your Way Around
Source category: Hands-On Workshops
The SAS® DATA Step: Where Your Input Matters
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Peter Eberhardt
The SAS® Hash Object: It®s Time to .find() Your Way Around
Source category: Hands-on Workshops
The SAS® Log: A Wealth of Data and Job Flow Information
Source category: Programming: Beyond the Basics
The SAS® Programmer's Guide to XML and Web Services
Source category: Conference paper
Author collections: Chris Schacherer
The SDTM Programming Toolkit
Source category: Pharma and Healthcare
File inside source ZIP: PH-01.pdf
The Steps to Follow in a Multiple Regression Analysis
Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis
The Steps to Follow in a Multiple Regression Analysis
Source category: Analytics & Statistics