Model Risk Management and Corporate Governance of Models with SAS®
Source category: Conference presentation
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SAS Conference Papers 2019Page 18
Indexed 2019 papers and presentations across the available conference sources. Each record retains the original author text and available material links.
1,290 papers · Showing 681–720
Model Risk Management: How to Be Prepared in a Data-Driven World
Source category: Conference presentation
Modeling Sequential Adverse Events of HIV/AIDS? Transition-Specific Parametric Multi-state Model
Source category: Conference presentation
Modeling Teenage Smoking Behavior with SAS Econometrics® Software
Source category: Conference presentation
Modeling with Deep Recurrent Architectures: A Case Study of Using SAS ® and Python for Deep Learning
Source category: Conference presentation
Modern data visualization for SAS users
Source category: Reporting and Data Visualization
Modern, Fast, Automated and Secure Trigger-Based SAS® 9.4 Application Configuration
Source category: Conference presentation
Modernize Your Business Intelligence Content from SAS ®9 to SAS ® Viya ® in Three Steps
Source category: Conference presentation
Monitoring the Relevance of Predictors for a Model Over Time
Source category: Conference presentation
Months to Weeks: SAS ® Credit Scoring Express Implementation
Source category: Conference presentation
More Traceability: Clarity in ADaM Metadata and Beyond
Source category: Data Standards
Author collections: Wayne Zhong · Richann Watson · Daphne Ewing
Ms. Independence (from the SAS® Format Library)
Source category: E-Posters
File inside source ZIP: E-Posters/SESUG2019_Paper-196_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Nancy McGarry
Much Ado About Nothing: dealing with blank values in your data
Source category: Beginner’s Techniques
Multi-site Public and Population Health Research: Analytic Lessons From Distributed Data Networks
Source category: Conference presentation
Multi-tenancy in SAS ® Viya ®: Considerations and Implementation
Source category: Conference presentation
Multi-way Splits in Decision Trees Where The Dependent Variable Has More Than Two Levels
Source category: Big Data and Data Science
Multiple Imputation as a Valid Way of Dealing with Missing Data
Source category: Analytics and Statistics
Author collections: Vadym Kalinichenko
Multiple Imputation for Skewed Multivariate Data: A Marriage of the MI and COPULA Procedures
Source category: Conference presentation
Multiple Studies BIMO Submission Package – A Programmer’s Perspective
Source category: Submission Standards
Navigating the Ins and Outs of Mapping in SAS® Enterprise Guide®
Source category: Rapid Fire
Author collections: Ruth Kurtycz
NBA Draft Analytics: Boom or Bust?
Source category: Conference presentation
Need to develop your employees' SAS skills? A step by step framework.
Source category: Analytics Leadership
File inside source ZIP: Analytics_Leadership/SESUG2019_Paper-223_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Kelly Smith
Nestl® Brazil Case: Demand Planning using SAS ® Forecast Server and SAS ® Enterprise Guide ®
Source category: Conference presentation
New to SAS? Helpful hints for developing your own professional development plan
Source category: Conference presentation
Next Generation Collaboration: Using Tasks and Snippets in SAS Studio
Source category: Coding Tips and Tricks
Author collections: Fatima Kassim
Next Innovation in Pharma – CDISC data and Machine Learning
Source category: Submission Standards
Author collections: Kevin Lee
No Time to Create an Enterprise Data Warehouse? No Problem. Blockchain to the Rescue!
Source category: Conference presentation
No Wrong Door – A Case Study
Source category: Analytics
Author collections: Jack N. Shoemaker
NOBS for Noobs
Source category: Know your SAS: Foundations
File inside source ZIP: Know_your_SAS_Foundations/SESUG2019_Paper-128_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: David Horvath
Non-Clinical (SEND) Reference Guide for Clinical (SDTM) Programmers
Source category: Submission Standards
Author collections: Dharmendra Tirumalasetti · Bhavin Busa
Not Even One Single Solitary Semicolon: Powerful SAS Things You Can Do Without Writing Programs
Source category: Hands On Workshop
Author collections: Ben Cochran
Not That Dummy Data
Source category: Reporting and Data Visualizations
Author collections: Yuliia Bahatska
Nothing is More Powerful than the APACHE Helicopter, Except the APACHE II Macro
Source category: Conference presentation
ODS Graphics I: Creating Quick and Easy Graphs with the Statistical Graphics (SG) Procedures
Source category: Conference Workshops
Listed in the conference abstract booklet; no matching paper appears in the publisher ZIP.
Author collections: Josh Horstman
ODS Magic: Using Lesser Known Features of the ODS statement
Source category: Programming Techniques
Author collections: Michael Stout
Oh, There’s No Place Like SAS® ODS Graphics for the Holidays!
Source category: e-Poster
Author collections: Ted Conway
Old But Not Obsolete: Undocumented Procedures for SAS® University Edition
Source category: Know your SAS: Foundations
File inside source ZIP: Know_your_SAS_Foundations/SESUG2019_Paper-145_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Barbara Okerson
On customizing survival curves in SAS®
Source category: Reporting and Data Visualization
Author collections: Michael Williams
One Boys’ Dream: Hitting a Homerun in the Bottom of the Ninth Inning
Source category: Professional Development
Author collections: Carey Smoak
One Click to Analysis Results Metadata
Source category: Reporting and Visualization
File inside source ZIP: Reporting_and_Visualization/SESUG2019_Paper-259_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Srivathsa Ravikiran