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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 1241–1280

WUSS · 2019Paper 81WUSS 2019

Validate the validated: A python script for study leads to review clinical outputs

Varaprasad Ilapogu, masaki mihaila, Janet Li and Ernesto Gutierrez

Source category: Industry Solutions

PHUSE · 2019Paper AD01PHUSE EU Connect 2019

Validating a CDISC Dataset at Development Time Using Pinnacle 21 CLI via SAS

David Meek

Source category: Application Development

SESUG · 2019Paper 251SESUG 2019

Validating a Probability of Default model using Enterprise Miner Scorecard

George Rezek

Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis

File inside source ZIP: Statistics_and_Data_Analysis/SESUG2019_Paper-251_Final_PDF.pdf

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AD-211PharmaSUG 2019

Validating Hyperlinks in SDTM define.xml Using Python

Brandon Welch; Greg Weller

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Brandon Welch

SESUG · 2019Paper 119SESUG 2019

Validating Medicare Beneficiary Identifier Submissions

Richard Pickett

Source category: Coder’s Corner (10-minute presentation)

File inside source ZIP: Coders_Corner/SESUG2019_Paper-119_Final_PDF.pdf

PHUSE · 2019Paper CT10PHUSE EU Connect 2019

Validating R Functions Against SAS Outputs: How RTest Can Build a Bridge Allowing for Validation of R

Sebastian Wolf; Sergej Potapov

Source category: Coding Tips and Tricks

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper HT-171PharmaSUG 2019

Value-Level Metadata Done Properly

Sandra Minjoe; Mario Widel

Source category: Hands-on Training

Author collections: Sandra Minjoe · Mario Widel

WUSS · 2019Paper 204WUSS 2019

Variable Selection Using Random Forests

Denis Nyongesa

Source category: Analytics and Statistics

Author collections: Denis Nyongesa

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper SI-320PharmaSUG 2019

Vendor’s Guide to Consistent, Reliable, and Timely CDISC Deliverables

Dharmendra Tirumalasetti; Santosh Lekkala; Bhavin Busa

Source category: Strategic Implementation, Business Administration, Support Resources

Author collections: Dharmendra Tirumalasetti · Bhavin Busa

SESUG · 2019Paper 168SESUG 2019

Vetting Differences Between Relational Database Definitions and Actual Data with SAS®

Michael Raithel

Source category: Know your SAS: Advanced Techniques

File inside source ZIP: Know_your_SAS_Advanced_Techniques/SESUG2019_Paper-168_Final_PDF.pdf

Author collections: Michael Raithel

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DV-332PharmaSUG 2019

Visualize Overall Survival and Progression Free Survival at the Same Time!

Kriss Harris

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualizations

Author collections: Kriss Harris

SAS Global Forum · 2019Paper 3782-2019SAS Global Forum 2019

Visualizing Hospital Readmission rates: How Well Does your Hospital Perform

Andrea Barbo, Craig Parzynski, and Jacqueline Grady, Yale/YNHH Center for Outcomes Research and Evaluation

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2019Paper 3576-2019SAS Global Forum 2019

Visualizing the Perfect Outcome: Using SAS® Visual Analytics to Reveal Health-Care Metrics

Scott Leslie, MedImpact Healthcare Systems, Inc.

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2019Paper 2990-2019SAS Global Forum 2019

Want Clean Distribution and Email? A Reporting Dream

Ryan Bixler and Travis Himes, Gateway Health Plan

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2019Paper 3069-2019SAS Global Forum 2019

Welcome to the Three-Ring %CIRCOS: An Example of Creating a Circular Graph without a Polar Axis

Jeffrey Meyers, Mayo Clinic

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2019Paper 3040-2019SAS Global Forum 2019

What is CASL?

Steven Sober, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

MWSUG · 2019Paper RF-108MWSUG 2019

What Not to Do in a Program Used with %INCLUDE

Stephanie R. Thompson

Source category: Rapid Fire

Author collections: Stephanie R. Thompson

SESUG · 2019Paper 292SESUG 2019

What's in the pipeline for the SGMAP Procedure?!?

Robert Allison

Source category: Reporting and Visualization

File inside source ZIP: Reporting_and_Visualization/SESUG2019_Paper-292_Final_PDF.pdf

SAS Global Forum · 2019Paper 3078-2019SAS Global Forum 2019

What's New for Report Localization in SAS ® Visual Analytics 8.3

Elizabeth Bales and James Holman, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2019Paper 3480-2019SAS Global Forum 2019

What's New in FCMP for SAS 9.4 and SAS Viya

Andrew Henrick, Aaron Mays, Stacey Christian, and Bill Mcneill, SAS Michael Whitcher, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DS-311PharmaSUG 2019

What’s New in the SDTMIG v3.3 and the SDTM v1.7

Fred Wood

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Fred Wood

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper FDA-G003PharmaSUG 2019

What’s Rules Got to Do With It?

Helena Sviglin

Source category: FDA Wednesday

Author collections: Helena Sviglin

SAS Global Forum · 2019Paper 3943-2019SAS Global Forum 2019

What's the Difference? - Comparing SAS® Artifacts After a Migration or Upgrade

Brian Varney, Experis

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2019Paper 3801-2019SAS Global Forum 2019

Whats New in SAS Data Management

Nancy Rausch, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper PO-130PharmaSUG 2019

When biomarker drives primary endpoint: An oncology case study of SDTM design using multiple myeloma.

Girish Kankipati; Bhargav Koduru

Source category: e-Posters

Author collections: Girish Kankipati · Bhargav Koduru

SESUG · 2019Paper 214SESUG 2019

When fuzzy matching doesn’t work: using the CONTAINS and JOIN functions through SAS EG to find foreign words in text strings

Arthur Laciak

Source category: Know your SAS: Advanced Techniques

File inside source ZIP: Know_your_SAS_Advanced_Techniques/SESUG2019_Paper-214_Final_PDF.pdf

SESUG · 2019Paper 211SESUG 2019

When in Doubt, Shell It Out

Timothy Egan

Source category: Coder’s Corner (10-minute presentation)

File inside source ZIP: Coders_Corner/SESUG2019_Paper-211_Final_PDF.pdf

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AP-074PharmaSUG 2019

Where Is the Information We Are Looking For?

Jeff Xia

Source category: Advanced Programming

Author collections: Jeff Xia

SESUG · 2019Paper 222SESUG 2019

Which report is appropriate? Let SAS figure it out!

Kelly Smith

Source category: Know your SAS: Advanced Techniques

File inside source ZIP: Know_your_SAS_Advanced_Techniques/SESUG2019_Paper-222_Final_PDF.pdf

Author collections: Kelly Smith

SESUG · 2019Paper 260SESUG 2019

Who, When, and Where – A Step-by-Step Approach to Creating a Color-Coded Tracker for Clinical Trial Subjects

Venita DePuy

Source category: Industry Specific Topics

File inside source ZIP: IS-Industry_Specific_Topics/SESUG2019_Paper-260_Final_PDF.pdf

Author collections: Venita DePuy

MWSUG · 2019Paper BL-076MWSUG 2019

Why Admitted Students Opt-out of College Enrollment?

Manasi Murde

Source category: Business Leadership

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper PO-221PharmaSUG 2019

Why waiting longer to check log file when SAS program in Execution? Lets Find bugs Early!!

Prakash Subramanian; Thamarai Selvan

Source category: e-Posters

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AD-136PharmaSUG 2019

Why we should learn Python

Kevin Lee

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Kevin Lee

MWSUG · 2019Paper SP-057MWSUG 2019

With a Trace: Making Procedural Output and ODS Output Objects Work for You

Louise S. Hadden

Source category: SAS 101 Plus

Author collections: Louise S Hadden

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DV-003PharmaSUG 2019

With a Trace: Making Procedural Output and ODS Output Objects Work For You

Louise Hadden

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualizations

Author collections: Louise Hadden

PHUSE · 2019Paper CT02PHUSE EU Connect 2019

Work Less, Do More: An Automated Approach to Define-XML Validation

Kai Wanke

Source category: Coding Tips and Tricks

Author collections: Kai Wanke

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper LD-155PharmaSUG 2019

Working from a Home Office Versus Working On-Site

Timothy Harrington

Source category: Leadership and Career Development

Author collections: Timothy Harrington

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper FF-007PharmaSUG 2019

Working Remotely – Home Office, Tools and Technology

Gary Moore

Source category: Freelancers Forum

Author collections: Gary Moore

SAS Global Forum · 2019Paper 3220-2019SAS Global Forum 2019

Working with Big Data in SAS ®

Mark Jordan, SAS

Source category: Conference presentation

SAS Global Forum · 2019Paper 3089-2019SAS Global Forum 2019

Working with Both Proprietary and Open-Source Software

Ernestynne Walsh, Nicholson Consulting Ltd

Source category: Conference presentation