THE COMMUNITY ARCHIVE

SAS Conference Papers 2014Page 23

Indexed 2014 papers and presentations across the available conference sources. Each record retains the original author text and available material links.

948 papers · Showing 881–920

WUSS · 2014Paper 047WUSS 2014

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

WUSS · 2014Paper 076WUSS 2014

Using R in the SAS System

Alan Mitchell, Cancer Research and Biostatistics

Source category: Data Presentation & Reporting

SESUG · 2014Paper PO-65SESUG 2014

Using Regression Model to Predict Earthquake Magnitude and Ground Acceleration at South Carolina Coastal Plain (SCCP)

Emad Gheibi, Sarah Gassman and Abbas Tavakoli

Source category: Posters

File inside source ZIP: 65_file_final.pdf

WUSS · 2014Paper 040WUSS 2014

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

PHUSE · 2014Paper CC08PHUSE EU Connect 2014

Using SAS Arrays

Ruurd Bennink

Source category: Coders Corner

Author collections: Ruurd Bennink

WUSS · 2014Paper 075WUSS 2014

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

Erik S. Larsen, Independent Consultant

Source category: Data Presentation & Reporting

SESUG · 2014Paper SD-91SESUG 2014

Using SAS to Create a p-value Resampling Distribution for a Statistical Test

Peter Wludyka and Carmen Smotherman

Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis

File inside source ZIP: 91_file_final.pdf

WUSS · 2014Paper 085WUSS 2014

Using SAS to do it all

Chelsea Lofland; Rebecca Ottesen

Source category: Analytics & Statistics

Author collections: Rebecca Ottesen

SESUG · 2014Paper SD-64SESUG 2014

Using SAS to Examine Mediator, Direct and Indirect Effects of Isolation and Fear on Social Support Using Baron& Kenny Combined with Bootstrapping Methods

Abbas Tavakoli and Sue Heiney

Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis

File inside source ZIP: 64_file_final.pdf

SESUG · 2014Paper PH-89SESUG 2014

Using SAS/STAT to Implement A Multivariate Adaptive Outlier Detection Approach to Distinguish Outliers From Extreme Values

Paulo Macedo

Source category: Pharma & Healthcare

File inside source ZIP: 89_file_final.pdf

Author collections: Paulo Macedo

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1494-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Using SAS/STAT® Software to Validate a Health Literacy Prediction Model in a Primary Care Setting

Lucy D'Agostino, Washington University School of Medicine; Melody Goodman, Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine; Kimberly Kaphingst, Washington University School of Medicine

Source category: General skill level

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1891-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Using SAS® Enterprise Miner™ to Predict the Injury Risk Involved in Car Accidents

Prateek Khare, Oklahoma State University; Vandana Reddy, Oklahoma State University

Source category: Advanced/Intermediate skill level

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1699-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Using SAS® MDM deployment in Brazil

Simone Hauch, Dataprev; Ielton de Melo Gonçalves, Dataprev

Source category: Introductory skill level

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1487-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Using SAS® ODS Graphics

Chuck Kincaid, Experis Business Analytics

Source category: Introductory skill level

SESUG · 2014Paper AD-44SESUG 2014

Using SAS® software to shrink the Data used in Apache Flex® Application

Ahmed Al-Attar

Source category: Application Development

File inside source ZIP: 44_file_final.pdf

Author collections: Ahmed Al-Attar

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1785-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Using SAS® Software to Shrink the Data Used in Apache Flex® Applications

Ahmed Al-Attar, AnA Data Warehousing Consulting, LLC

Source category: General skill level

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1481-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Using SAS® Stored Processes To Build a Calibration Tool

Anita Measey, Bank of Montreal

Source category: Advanced/Intermediate skill level

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1731-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Using SAS® to Analyze the Impact of the Affordable Care Act

John Cohen, Advanced Data Concepts LLC; Meenal (Mona) Sinha, Independence Blue Cross

Source category: Advanced/Intermediate skill level

SESUG · 2014Paper PH-28SESUG 2014

Using SAS® to Analyze the Impact of the Affordable Care Act

John Cohen and Meenal (Mona) Sinha

Source category: Pharma & Healthcare

File inside source ZIP: 28_file_final.pdf

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper HA09PharmaSUG 2014

Using SAS® to Calculate and Compare Adjusted Relative Risks, Odds Ratios, and Hazard Ratios

Besa Smith; Tyler Smith

Source category: Healthcare Analytics

Author collections: Besa Smith

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1261-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Using SAS® to Evaluate Patient-Directed Quality of Care Interventions

Scott Leslie, MedImpact Healthcare Systems, Inc.

Source category: Advanced/Intermediate skill level

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1707-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Using SAS® to Examine Internal Consistency and to Develop Community Engagement Scores

Renee Gennarelli, Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine; Melody Goodman, Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine

Source category: General skill level

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1431-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Using SAS® to Get More for Less

Faron Kincheloe, Baylor University

Source category: General skill level

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1697-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Using SAS® to Support the Implementation of a Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute Grant Funded by the Affordable Care Act

Michele Mesiano, Community Care Behavioral Health Organization; Meghna Parthasarathy, Community Care Behavioral Health Organization; Lauren Terhorst, Community Care Behavioral Health Organization

Source category: Advanced/Intermediate skill level

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 2025-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Using Sorting Algorithms to Create Sorted Lists

Matthew Neft, Highmark; Chelle Pronko, Highmark Inc

Source category: General skill level

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper BB10PharmaSUG 2014

Using the Power of SAS SQL

Jessica Wang

Source category: Beyond the Basics

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper HA07PharmaSUG 2014

Using the SAS System as a bioinformatics tool: A macro that translates BLASTn results to populate a DNA sequence database table

Kevin Viel

Source category: Healthcare Analytics

Author collections: Kevin Viel

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper AD26PharmaSUG 2014

Validating Analysis Data Set without Double Programming – An Alternative Way to Validate the Analysis Data Set

Linfeng Xu; Christina Scienski

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Linfeng Xu · Christina Scienski

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1675-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Validating Self-Reported Survey Measures Using SAS®

Melody Goodman, Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine; Kimberly Kaphingst, Washington University School of Medicine; Sarah Lyons, Washington University School of Medicine

Source category: General skill level

SESUG · 2014Paper CC-101SESUG 2014

VBScript Driven Automation in SAS®: A Macro to Update the Text in a Microsoft® Word Document Template at Preset Bookmarks

Shayala Gibbs

Source category: Coder's Corner

File inside source ZIP: 101_file_final.pdf

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1744-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

VFORMAT Lets SAS® Do the Format Searching

Peter Crawford, Crawford Software Consultancy Limited

Source category: General skill level

SESUG · 2014Paper CC-20SESUG 2014

VIF Regression: A SAS® Application to Feature Selection in Large Data Sets

Ruiwen Zhang; Feng Liu

Source category: Coder's Corner

File inside source ZIP: 20_file_final.pdf

This paper is in the publisher's ZIP but is absent from its online abstract list.

Author collections: Ruiwen Zhang · Feng Liu

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1789-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Visualizing Lake Michigan Wind with SAS® Software

Aaron Clark, Grand Valley State University

Source category: General skill level

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper 1456-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Volatility Estimation through ARCH/GARCH Modeling

Aric LaBarr, Institute for Advanced Analytics

Source category: Advanced/Intermediate skill level

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper DG06PharmaSUG 2014

Want to Conquer the Fear of Annotation? Start Using the NOTE Statement

Madhuri Aswale

Source category: Data Visualization and Graphics

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper MS04PharmaSUG 2014

Was Dorothy Right: Is There No Place Like Home?

Kjersten Offenbecker

Source category: Management and Support

Author collections: Kjersten Offenbecker

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper SAS390-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Washing the Elephant: Cleansing Big Data Without Getting Trampled

Mike Frost, SAS

Source category: General skill level

SESUG · 2014Paper RIV-150SESUG 2014

Web Scraping with JMP for Fun and Profit

Michael Hecht

Source category: Reporting and Information Visualization

File inside source ZIP: 150_file_final.pdf

Author collections: Michael Hecht

SAS Global Forum · 2014Paper SAS166-2014SAS Global Forum 2014

Weighted Methods for Analyzing Missing Data with the GEE Procedures

Guixian Lin, SAS; Bob Rodriguez, SAS

Source category: General skill level

PHUSE · 2014Paper DT01PHUSE EU Connect 2014

Welcome to the New World of Data Transparency

Chrissie Fletcher

Source category: Data Transparency