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Indexed 2016 papers and presentations across the available conference sources. Each record retains the original author text and available material links.

1,005 papers · Showing 361–400

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 11201-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Finding the National Best Bid and Offer--Quote by Quote

Mark Keintz, Wharton Research Data Services

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS6661-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Finding the One: Using SAS® Code and SAS® Data Quality Server to Create a Matched Record

Elena Shtern, SAS; Kim Hare, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS4720-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Fitting Multilevel Hierarchical Mixed Models Using PROC NLMIXED

Raghavendra Kurada, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS5601-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Fitting Your Favorite Mixed Models with PROC MCMC

Gordon Brown, SAS; Fang K. Chen, SAS; Maura Stokes, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SESUG · 2016Paper CC-230SESUG 2016

Flexible Programming with Hash Tables

Joe Matise

Source category: Coder's Corner

File inside source ZIP: Coders Corner/CC-230_Final_PDF.pdf

Author collections: Joe Matise

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 3740-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Flirting With Disaster: What We Can Learn From Analytical Failures

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 2700-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Forecasting Behavior with Age-Period-Cohort Models: How APC Predicted the US Mortgage Crisis, but Also Does So Much More

Joseph Breeden, Prescient Models

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS6461-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Forecasting Short Time Series Using SAS® Forecast Server

Cobey Abramowski, SAS; Christian Haxholdt, SAS Institute; Chris Houck, SAS Institute; Benjamin Perryman, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 7881-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Forecasting the Frequency of Terrorist Attacks in the United States and Predicting the Factors that Determine Success of Attacks

SriHarsha Ramineni, Oklahoma State University; Koteswara Rao Sriram, Oklahoma State University

Source category: Conference presentation

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper TT09PharmaSUG 2016

Formats and Informats – Concepts and Quick Reference Table

Emmy Pahmer

Source category: Techniques and Tutorials

Author collections: Emmy Pahmer

SESUG · 2016Paper EPO-182SESUG 2016

Formula 1: Analytics behind the tracks to the podium

Pallabi Deb and Piyush Lashkare

Source category: e-Posters

File inside source ZIP: E-Posters/EPO-182_Final_PDF.pdf

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper HA05PharmaSUG 2016

Four “Oops” Moments While Using Electronic Health Records to Identify a Cohort of Medication Users

Steve Ezzy

Source category: Healthcare Analytics

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 10821-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Four Lines of Code: Using Merge and Colons to Construct Historical Data from Status Tables

Jingyu She, Danica Pension

Source category: Conference presentation

SESUG · 2016Paper CC-274SESUG 2016

From Professional Life to Personal Life: SAS® Makes It Easy

Nushrat Alam

Source category: Coder's Corner

File inside source ZIP: Coders Corner/CC-274_Final_PDF.pdf

Author collections: Nushrat Alam

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 8520-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

From SAS® Data Management to Big Data Appliances: How SAS/ACCESS® Makes Life Easier

Magali Thesias, Deloitte

Source category: Conference presentation

PHUSE · 2016Paper DH13PHUSE EU Connect 2016

From SDTM to Displays, through ADaM & Analysis Results Metadata, a Flight on Board Metadata Airlines

Omar Sefiani; Stéphane Bouget

Source category: Data Handling

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS6421-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

From Sensors to Solutions: An Example of Analytics in Motion

Milad Falahi, SAS; Gilbert Hernandez, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference presentation

PHUSE · 2016Paper CC09PHUSE EU Connect 2016

Fundamental Advice to Save Time in SAS Programming

Mickael Borne

Source category: Coders Corner

Author collections: Mickael Borne

SESUG · 2016Paper HOW-195SESUG 2016

Fundamentals of the SAS® Hash Object

Paul Dorfman

Source category: Hands On Workshop

File inside source ZIP: Hands on Workshops/HOW-195_Final_PDF.pdf

Author collections: Paul Dorfman

SESUG · 2016Paper BB-141SESUG 2016

Fuzzy Matching: Where Is It Appropriate and How Is It Done? SAS® Can Help

Stephen Sloan and Dan Hoicowitz

Source category: Building Blocks

File inside source ZIP: Building Blocks/BB-141_Final_PDF.pdf

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 7760-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Fuzzy Matching: Where Is It Appropriate and How Is It Done? SAS® Can Help.

Stephen Sloan, Accenture; Daniel Hoicowitz, Accenture

Source category: Conference presentation

SESUG · 2016Paper DM-109SESUG 2016

Fuzzy Name-Matching Applications

Alan Dunham

Source category: Data Management/Big Data

File inside source ZIP: Data Management - Big Data/DM-109_Final_PDF.pdf

Author collections: Alan Dunham

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS2840-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Gathering Customer Information from a Mobile Application

Jim Adams, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 8380-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Generalized Linear Models for Non-Normal Data

Theresa Ngo, Warner Bros. Entertainment

Source category: Conference presentation

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper TT05PharmaSUG 2016

Generalized Problem-Solving Techniques for De-bugging and Diagnosing Logic Errors

Brian Fairfield-Carter; Tracy Sherman

Source category: Techniques and Tutorials

Author collections: Brian Fairfield-Carter · Tracy Sherman

PHUSE · 2016Paper TT05PHUSE EU Connect 2016

Generating Analysis Results and Metadata - Report from a PHUSE CS Project

Marc Andersen; Marcelina Hungria

Source category: Trends & Technology

Author collections: Marc Andersen

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 7980-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Generating and Testing the Properties of Randomization Sequences Created by the Adaptive Biased Coin Randomization Design

Gary Foster, St Joseph's Healthcare

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 11362-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Generating Color Scales in SAS®: 256 Shades of RGB

Jeff Grant, Bank of Montreal; Mahmoud Mamlouk, BMO Harris Bank

Source category: Conference presentation

SESUG · 2016Paper RV-278SESUG 2016

Geospatial Analysis with SAS®

Mike Jadoo

Source category: Reporting/Visualization/JMP

File inside source ZIP: Reporting and Visualization/RV-278_Final_PDF.pdf

Author collections: Mike Jadoo

PHUSE · 2016Paper CS07PHUSE EU Connect 2016

Get a JumpStart on Clinical Data Analysis and Visualisation with Standard Scripts

Jared Slain; Hanming Tu

Source category: Coding Solutions

Author collections: Jared Slain · Hanming Tu

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper DG13PharmaSUG 2016

Get a Quick Start with SAS® ODS Graphics By Teaching Yourself

Roger D. Muller

Source category: Data Visualization and Graphics

Author collections: Roger D. Muller

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper 11881-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Get a Quick Start with SAS® ODS Graphics By Teaching Yourself

Roger Muller, Data-To-Events, Inc.

Source category: Conference presentation

PHUSE · 2016Paper IS06PHUSE EU Connect 2016

Get Kitted Out - A Practical Guide to SAS Certifications, MOOCs and Hands-on Experience

Hannes Engberg Raeder

Source category: Industry Starters

The publisher-listed Slides file is currently unavailable.

Author collections: Hannes Engberg Raeder

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS5644-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Get Out of DATA Step Code and into Quality Knowledge Bases

Brian Rineer, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper MS03PharmaSUG 2016

Getting Clouds Moving across the Pacific – a case study on working with a Chinese CRO on SAS ® Drug Development

Chen Shi

Source category: Management and Support

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS6424-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Getting Data into Your SAS® Cloud Environment

Gary Mehler, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SCSUG · 2016SCSUG 2016

Getting Involved: Using SAS to Analyze Voter Participation in Lousiana Electons

Shumate, F. (LSU)

Source category: Student Symposium

The publisher lists this presentation without a downloadable file.

SAS Global Forum · 2016Paper SAS6241-2016SAS Global Forum 2016

Getting More from the Singular Value Decomposition (SVD): Enhance Your Models with Document, Sentence, and Term Representations

Russell Albright, SAS; James Cox, SAS Institute; Ning Jin, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference presentation

PharmaSUG · 2016Paper DS05PharmaSUG 2016

Getting Started with Data Governance

Gregory S. Nelson

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Gregory S. Nelson

SCSUG · 2016SCSUG 2016

Getting the Most Out of Your SAS Conference

Kuligowski, A.

Source category: Regular Session

The publisher lists this presentation without a downloadable file.