SAS Conference Papers 2020Page 18

SAS® Grid Execution with Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Piyush Singh and Gyanendra Shukla TATA Consultancy Services Ltd. David Glemaker, SAS Institute., Cary, NC.

Source category: Conference paper

SAS® Grid Manager and SAS® Viya®: A Strong Relationship

Edoardo Riva, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference paper

SAS® Grid Manager: Inside Look into Grid-Launched Servers

Murali Srinivasan, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference paper

SAS® Knows Good Manufacturing Practice

Lois Wright, Andrea Coombs, and Ben Bocchicchio, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference paper

SAS® on an Amazon Web Services Data Lake: Enabling Access to Data Lakes on SAS

Dilip Rajan, Amazon Web Services

Source category: Conference paper

SAS® Options Precedence in SAS® Grid Environment

Piyush Singh, Sumit Bhati, and Lavanya Erisetti, TATA Consultancy Services Ltd

Source category: Conference paper

SAS® Packages: The Way to Share

Bartosz Jablonski, Warsaw University of Technology / Citibank Europe PLC

Source category: Conference paper

SAS® Software in a Crisis: Spatial Insights from Mapping a Humanitarian Disaster

Michael Matthews, Innotwist Pty Ltd

Source category: Conference paper

SAS® Studio Custom Tasks: Tips and Tricks for the Adventurous Task Author

Olivia Wright, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference paper

SAS® Visual Analytics SDK: Embed SAS Visual Analytics Insights in Your Web Pages and Web Apps

Brad Morris and Robby Powell, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference paper

SAS® Viya® 3.5 Kerberos Constrained Delegation: Putting the Dog on a Leash

Stuart J Rogers, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference paper

SAS® Viya® Monitoring Using Open-Source Tools

Bryan Ellington, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference paper

SAS® Viya®: Autoscaling SAS® Micro Analytic Service (MAS) Nodes Using Compute Virtual Machines on the Google Cloud Platform

Suvadeep Chatterjee and Sounak Nag, Core Complete

Source category: Conference paper

Scalable Cloud-Based Time Series Analysis and Forecasting Using Open Source Software

Javier Delgado, Thiago Quirino, and Michael Leonard, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference paper

Scaling Up for the SQL Payoff: When SQL is the Most Efficient Way to Code

Matt Metherell

Source category: Coding Tips & Tricks

Author collections: Matt Metherell

Scientific and Methodological Consistency Throughout a Clinical Study: How to Succeed?

Caroline Rigault; Sandra Wiederkehr

Source category: Poster Presentation

SDSP: Sponsor and FDA Liaison

Bhanu Bayatapalli; Shefalica Chand

Source category: ePosters

Author collections: Bhanu Bayatapalli · Shefalica Chand

SDTM Mapping and Conversion Using ML/NLP

Eric Weising; Farha Feroze

Source category: Machine Learning & Connected Health

Author collections: Eric Weising · Farha Feroze

SDTM to ADaM Programming: Take the Leap!

Jennifer McGrogan; Alyssa Wittle

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Jennifer McGrogan · Alyssa Wittle

SDTM Trial Summary Domain Puzzle: Are These the Right Pieces?

Kristin Kelly

Source category: Data Standards and Governance

Author collections: Kristin Kelly

SDTM: Let’s Read Outside the Bible

Sandra Latorre

Source category: Data Standards and Governance

Secret to Successful CECL Model Implementation

Monica Wang and Jackie Yanchuck, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference paper

Section 508 and Maps: Breaking Down Barriers for People with Visual Impairments or Blindness

Ed Summers and Sean Mealin, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference paper

Securing SAS® Viya® Access with Single Sign-on and Two-Factor Authentication

Sandeep Grande, Core Complete Inc.

Source category: Conference paper

Security Considerations in SAS® Cloud Analytic Services for Google Cloud Platform Data Sources (Google BigQuery, Google Cloud Storage, Google Bigtable)

Sanket Mitra, Core Compete

Source category: Conference paper

Semi-automatic Feature Engineering from Transactional Data

James A. Cox, Biruk Gebremariam, and Tao Wang, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference paper

Shell Script automation for SDTM/ADaM and TLGs

Pradeep Acharya; Aniket Patil

Source category: Advanced Programming

Author collections: Pradeep Acharya

Shining Up Our Department: Producing a Biostatistics Metrics Dashboard in Shiny

Alanah Jonas; Ann Fitzherbert

Source category: Application Development

Author collections: Alanah Jonas · Ann Fitzherbert

Should I Wear Pants? And Where Should I Travel in the Portuguese Expanse? Automating Business Rules and Decision Rules Through Reusable Decision Table Data Structures

Troy Hughes; Louise Hadden

Source category: Statistics and Analytics

Author collections: Troy Hughes · Louise Hadden

Show Me the Money! Preparing Economics Students for Data Science Careers

Steven C. Myers, Ph.D., University of Akron

Source category: Conference paper

Simple and Efficient Bootstrap Validation of Predictive Models Using SAS/STAT® Software

Isaiah Lankham; Matthew Slaughter

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Isaiah Lankham · Matthew Slaughter

Simplifying PGx SDTM Domains for Molecular biology of Disease data (MBIO).

Sowmya Srinivasa Mukundan; Charumathy Sreeraman

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Sowmya Srinivasa Mukundan · Charumathy Sreeraman

Simplifying the Derivation of Best Overall Response per RECIST 1.1 and iRECIST in Solid Tumor Clinical Studies

Xiangchen (Bob) Cui; Sri Pavan Vemuri

Source category: Data Visualization and Reporting

Author collections: Xiangchen (Bob) Cui · Sri Pavan Vemuri

Simulating Data for Complex Linear Models

Phil Gibbs and Kathleen Kiernan, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference paper

Simulating Time Series Analysis Using SAS® - Part II

Ismail Mohamed Federal, Housing Finance Agency

Source category: Conference paper

Slinging Hash: The HASHING Functions Available in SAS®

Rick Langston

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Rick Langston

Smart, Digital Analysis & Reporting (A&R) Environments: They Are Upon Us

Christopher Colangelo

Source category: Machine Learning

Author collections: Christopher Colangelo

Smarter and Faster Self-Service Data Preparation

Atrin Assa, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference paper

Smarter and Faster with SAS® Visual Analytics

Rick Styll, SAS Institute

Source category: Conference paper

SmartLog (A Unix-based Utility)

Satish Honrao

Source category: Coding Tips & Tricks