CT04 Quick Start Your Trials – A Shell Script for Preparing Your Trials with a Standard Set-up
Source category: Coding Tips & Tricks
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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 241–280
CT05 Perl Functions in SAS: Perl Functions Can Add Pearl in Your Code
Source category: Coding Tips & Tricks
Author collections: Kamlesh Patel · Jigar Patel
CT06 Make Github Your Code Repository
Source category: Coding Tips & Tricks
Author collections: Spencer Childress · Shane Rosanbalm
CT07 Automated Compliance Checks on Programs Using SAS
Source category: Coding Tips & Tricks
Author collections: Hrideep Antony · Aman Bahl
CT08 Can SAS Programs Have Memory?
Source category: Coding Tips & Tricks
Author collections: Cen Zhou · Rakesh Kumar
CT09 Simplifying P21 Process for Define Creation
Source category: Coding Tips & Tricks
Author collections: Ghanshyam Jangid
CT11 Auto Charts – Hidden Gem in SAS ODS Graphics Designer
Source category: Coding Tips & Tricks
Author collections: Max Cherny
CT12 Creating Superlative Reports Using ODS RTF
Source category: Coding Tips & Tricks
Author collections: Neha Sakhawalkar · Kamlesh Patel
CT13 An Antidote for Huge Clinical Trial Data Processing: Enclosing Hash in FCMP
Source category: Coding Tips & Tricks
Author collections: Premanand Kumaravel
CT14 Code Generator to Verify Implementation of Cut-off Date
Source category: Coding Tips & Tricks
Author collections: Christine Teng
CT15 Implementing Imputation Rules and Creating Analysis Flags Following CDISC Guidelines
Source category: Coding Tips & Tricks
Author collections: Venkata Madhira · Harish Yeluguri
CT16 A Macro Tool to Reduce the Size of the Regulatory Submission Dataset
Source category: Coding Tips & Tricks
Author collections: Venkata Madhira
Current Issues in Analytics Leadership: A Panel Discussion
Source category: Analytics Leadership
Listed in the conference abstract booklet; no matching paper appears in the publisher ZIP.
Customised AE Narratives Using JMP Clinical
Source category: Application Development
Author collections: Alastair Scarlett
Customized Output with the SAS ® Config File: Always Useful but Seldom Used
Source category: Conference presentation
Cutting Out the Middle Man – Bypassing ADaM to Calculate Tumor Response Inputs using RECIST 1.1 Guidelines and Collected Data in SDTM Format
Source category: E-Posters
File inside source ZIP: E-Posters/SESUG2019_Paper-281_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Amber Frazier
Dashboards in Visual Analytics
Source category: Hands on Workshops (1.5-2 hour presentation)
File inside source ZIP: Hands_on_Workshop/SESUG2019_Paper-256_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Laura Oliver
Data Everywhere: What Does Risk-based Monitoring Mean for Data Management?
Source category: Analytics and Risk Based Monitoring
Author collections: Swapna Pothula
Data Governance: Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger
Source category: Conference presentation
Data Governance: Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger
Source category: Data Management and Big Data
Listed in the conference abstract booklet; no matching paper appears in the publisher ZIP.
Data Management Challenge: Select All That Apply: JMP® to the Rescue
Source category: Reporting and Visualization
File inside source ZIP: Reporting_and_Visualization/SESUG2019_Paper-240_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Mira Shapiro
Data Modeling for a Better Analytical Environment
Source category: Conference presentation
Data Preparation in the Analytical Life Cycle
Source category: Conference presentation
Data Quality Programming Techniques with SAS ® Cloud Analytic Services
Source category: Conference presentation
Data Step versus Everybody: Approaching Problems as a Beginning Coder
Source category: Know your SAS: Foundations
File inside source ZIP: Know_your_SAS_Foundations/SESUG2019_Paper-293_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Brian Varney
Data Visualizations using Census Shapefiles, PROC GMAP, SAS/GRAPH Animation, and BISG
Source category: Statistics and Data Analysis
File inside source ZIP: Statistics_and_Data_Analysis/SESUG2019_Paper-203_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Martha Pohl
Data-Driven Agent Allocation in a Process using Machine Learning and Optimization in SAS®
Source category: Conference presentation
Data-Driven Design in SAS® and Python: Developing More Dynamic, Flexible, Configurable, Reusable Software
Source category: Conference Workshops
Listed in the conference abstract booklet; no matching paper appears in the publisher ZIP.
Author collections: Troy Hughes
Data-driven Programming Techniques using SAS® Macros to Semi-automate Generation of Descriptive Tables in Healthcare Research
Source category: Industry Specific Topics
File inside source ZIP: IS-Industry_Specific_Topics/SESUG2019_Paper-185_Final_PDF.pdf
Data4Good helping IOM forecast logistics for refugees in Africa
Source category: Conference presentation
Dataset Specifications: Recipes for Efficiency and Quality
Source category: Strategic Implementation, Business Administration, Support Resources
Dating for SAS® Programmers
Source category: Know your SAS: Advanced Techniques
File inside source ZIP: Know_your_SAS_Advanced_Techniques/SESUG2019_Paper-210_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Josh Horstman
De-Identification of Data & It’s Techniques
Source category: Submission Standards
Dealing with Exact Confidence Interval of Binary Endpoint Data
Source category: Conference presentation
Author collections: Kamlesh Patel · Jigar Patel · Dilip Patel
Deep Learning with SAS and Python: A Comparative Study
Source category: Conference presentation
Define-XML with ARM
Source category: Applications Development
Author collections: Chao Wang
Delivering Big Bank Analytics in a Small Bank Environment Using SAS Viya
Source category: Conference presentation
Delivering Value Through Text Analytics in the Materials Manufacturing Industry
Source category: Conference presentation
Deploying Models Using SAS ® and Open Source
Source category: Conference presentation
Deploying Models Using SAS and Open Source
Source category: Open Analytics
Listed in the conference abstract booklet; no matching paper appears in the publisher ZIP.
Author collections: Jared Dean