TT12 New Drug Development Paradigm
Source category: Trends & Technology
Author collections: Francis Kendall
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SAS Conference Papers 2019Page 30
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 1161–1200
TT14 Using Study Metrics to Monitor Several Aspects of Clinical Studies Virtually Real Time
Source category: Trends & Technology
Author collections: Julio Ruiz
Tune Your SAS® Authentication by Facing Your Daemons
Source category: Conference presentation
Twenty ways to run your SAS program faster and use less space
Source category: Data Management and Big Data
File inside source ZIP: Data_Management_and_Big_Data/SESUG2019_Paper-131_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Stephen Sloan
Twenty Ways to Run Your SAS® Program Faster and Use Less Space
Source category: Conference presentation
UCF’s SDES Dashboard A Collection of Maintenance-Free SAS® Web Report Studio Reports
Source category: Industry Specific Topics
File inside source ZIP: IS-Industry_Specific_Topics/SESUG2019_Paper-163_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Carlos Piemonti
Under One Umbrella: Single Sign-On with SAS® 9.4 and SAS® Viya®
Source category: Conference presentation
Understanding Regular Expression and its Application in SAS Using PRX (Perl regEx) Functions
Source category: Coding Tips and Tricks
Author collections: Jagadish Katam
UNIX X Command Tips and Tricks
Source category: Know your SAS: Advanced Techniques
File inside source ZIP: Know_your_SAS_Advanced_Techniques/SESUG2019_Paper-122_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: David Horvath
Unleash the Power of Less Well Known but Useful SAS(r) DATA Step Functions
Source category: Advanced Programming
Author collections: Timothy Harrington
Unleashing SAS® Visual Data Mining and Machine Learning Models
Source category: Conference presentation
Unlocking Your Data with SAS/ACCESS ® Interface to Salesforce
Source category: Conference presentation
Unsupervised Learning for Anomaly Detection in Securities Data
Source category: Conference presentation
Updates on validation of ADaM data
Source category: Data Standards
Author collections: Sergiy Sirichenko
Urge to MERGE? Maybe You Should UPDATE Instead
Source category: SAS 101 Plus
Author collections: Ben Cochran
US Airline Passenger Satisfaction
Source category: Rapid Fire
Use advantage of INDEXes even if WHERE clause contains OR condition
Source category: Conference presentation
Use Callable VBS and VBA Code Files to Extend the Power of SAS® to Format Microsoft Excel Worksheets
Source category: Conference presentation
Use Callable VBS and VBA Code Files to Extend the Power of SAS® to Format Microsoft Excel Worksheets
Source category: Know your SAS: Advanced Techniques
File inside source ZIP: Know_your_SAS_Advanced_Techniques/SESUG2019_Paper-283_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: William Benjamin
Use of SAS Merge in Adverse Events Reporting for DSUR
Source category: Applications Development
Useful SAS techniques in Efficacy Analysis for Oncology studies
Source category: Programming Techniques
Author collections: Joy Zeng
User-Defined Functions that Concatenate Statistics for Standard Reporting
Source category: Coder’s Corner (10-minute presentation)
File inside source ZIP: Coders_Corner/SESUG2019_Paper-217_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Martha Wetzel
User-Defined Multithreading with the SAS® DS2 Procedure: Performance Testing DS2 Against Functionally Equivalent DATA Steps
Source category: SAS 101 Plus
Author collections: Troy Martin Hughes
User-Defined Multithreading with the SAS® DS2 Procedure: Performance Testing DS2 Against Functionally Equivalent DATA Steps
Source category: Applications Development
Author collections: Troy Hughes
User-Defined Multithreading with the SAS® DS2 Procedure: Performance Testing DS2 Against Functionally Equivalent DATA Steps
Source category: Know your SAS: Advanced Techniques
File inside source ZIP: Know_your_SAS_Advanced_Techniques/SESUG2019_Paper-248_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Troy Hughes
User-Defined Multithreading with the SAS® DS2 Procedure: Performance Testing DS2 Against Functionally Equivalent DATA Steps
Source category: Advanced Techniques
Author collections: Troy Martin Hughes
User-Written Functions to Check for SAS® Macro Quoting Triggers
Source category: Know your SAS: Advanced Techniques
Listed in the conference abstract booklet; no matching paper appears in the publisher ZIP.
Author collections: Thomas Billings
Ushering SAS Emergency Medicine into the 21st Century: Toward Exception Handling Objectives, Actions, Outcomes, and Comms
Source category: Advanced Programming
Author collections: Troy Hughes
Using a File Data Source Name to Centralize Data Connection Management in DataFlux® Data Management Studio
Source category: Conference presentation
Using Base SAS to Automate Quality Checks of Excel Workbooks That Have Multiple Worksheets
Source category: Conference presentation
Using CDISC Standards with an MDR for EDC to Submission Traceability
Source category: Data Standards
Author collections: Paul Slagle · Eric Larson
Using convergence status in a macro to iterate through a series of models
Source category: Analytics and Statistics
Author collections: Kristi Metzger
Using Cost-Sensitive Predictive Modeling in Digital Marketing
Source category: Conference presentation
Using Custom, User-Defined SAS ® Formats with SAS ® Visual Analytics on SAS ® Viya ®
Source category: Conference presentation
Using ETS® Software for Intervention Models for Sales of Cars
Source category: Conference presentation
Using freelancers in the programming world – Challenges and opportunities
Source category: Strategic Implementation, Business Administration, Support Resources
Author collections: Vijay Moolaveesala
USING HEAT MAP OR GTILE: DOES SIZE MATTER IN YOUR GRAPHICS?
Source category: Reporting and Visualization
File inside source ZIP: Reporting_and_Visualization/SESUG2019_Paper-176_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Keith Brown
Using Jupyter to Take Your Data Science Workflow to the Next Level
Source category: Applications Development and Open Integration
Author collections: Hunter Glanz
Using LAG Properly
Source category: Coder’s Corner (10-minute presentation)
Listed in the conference abstract booklet; no matching paper appears in the publisher ZIP.
Author collections: Kelly Smith
Using Macro Variable Lists to Create Dynamic Data-Driven Programs
Source category: SAS 101 Plus
Author collections: Joshua M. Horstman