Using the SAS® HPBIN Procedure to Create Format Value Ranges for Numeric Variables
Source category: Know Your SAS: Foundations
File inside source ZIP: Know_Your_SAS__Foundations/SESUG2021_Paper_57_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Michael Raithel
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SAS Conference Papers 2021Page 17
Indexed 2021 papers and presentations across the available conference sources. Each record retains the original author text and available material links.
682 papers · Showing 641–680
Utilising LSAF for Data Management at a Belgian Biotech
Source category: Data Handling & Data Engineering
Author collections: Louella Schoemacher
Utilizing SAS Macros to Deduplicate Your Data
Source category: Know Your SAS: Advanced Techniques
File inside source ZIP: Know_Your_SAS__Advanced/SESUG2021_Paper_69_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: William Smith
Validation of CDISC specifications using VALSPEC utility macro
Source category: Data Standards
Author collections: Hrideep Antony · Aman Bahl
VALSPEC Utility to Validate CDISC Specifications
Source category: Standards Implementation
Author collections: Aman Bahl · Hrideep Antony
Veeva CDB Workbench Accelerates Data Cleaning, Mapping and Reporting with Complete and Concurrent Clinical Data in the Cloud
Source category: Software Demonstration
Author collections: Pavel Burmenko
Virtual human organs in clinical trails
Source category: Artificial Intelligence (Machine Learning)
Virtual Recruitment and Onboarding of Mapping Programmers during Covid 19- Merck’s RaM Mapping Experience
Source category: Leadership Skills
Author collections: Srinivasa Rao Mandava
Visual Programming for ADaM Derivation
Source category: Trends & Technology
Author collections: Clara Beck · Robert Adams
Visualising Knowledge Graphs: Information Solution or Ball of Confusion?
Source category: Data Visualisation
Author collections: Tim Williams
Visualization of Sparse PK Concentration Sampling Data, Step by Step (Improvement by Improvement)
Source category: Statistics and Analytics
Author collections: Ilya Krivelevich · Simon Lin
Visualization of Sparse PK Concentration Sampling Data, Step by Step (Improvement by Improvement)
Source category: Data Visualisations
Author collections: Ilya Krivelevich
Visualizations to Support DSMB Monitoring
Source category: Data Visualisations
Visualizing Efficacy Data from Phase II or III Randomized, Double Blind Placebo Controlled Trials
Source category: Data Visualisations
Author collections: Munish Mehra
Visualizing Your Data with SG Procedures
Source category: SAS Global Forum proceedings
Author collections: Author not listed
Visually Exploring Proximity Analyses Using SAS PROC GEOCODE and SGMAP and Public Use Data Sets
Source category: Data Visualization and Reporting
Author collections: Louise Hadden
Visually-enhanced Patient Narrative
Source category: Poster Presentation
Author collections: Abhinav Srivastva
Waffle Chart in SAS
Source category: Data Visualisations
Author collections: Abhinav Srivastva
Weight of Evidence, Dummy Variables and Degrees of Freedom
Source category: SAS Global Forum proceedings
Welcome, CDISC Library; Goodbye, PDF Documents
Source category: Standards Implementation
Author collections: Joseph Hinson
What About Having a “Google” for Your Study Data? R-Shiny-based Customized Data Viewer and Search Engine
Source category: Poster Presentation
Author collections: Aman Bahl · Hrideep Antony
What Kind of WHICH do You CHOOSE to Be?
Source category: SAS Global Forum proceedings
What Kind of WHICH Do You CHOOSE to be?
Source category: Quick Tips
Author collections: Richann Watson · Louise Hadden
What Kind of WHICH Do You CHOOSE to be?
Source category: Know Your SAS: Foundations
File inside source ZIP: Know_Your_SAS__Foundations/SESUG2021_Paper_37_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Richann Watson and Louise Hadden
What Level am I? A Look at Categorizing a Programmer as a Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced
Source category: Leadership/Team Building/Career Development
File inside source ZIP: Leadership___team_building__career_development/SESUG2021_Paper_63_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: Brian Varney
What’s New in SAS® Data Management
Source category: SAS Global Forum proceedings
What’s New in SAS® Visual Analytics 2021
Source category: SAS Global Forum proceedings
When PROC COMPARE is Not Enough – The Fast Check of Variables Discrepancy Through Thousands of Observations
Source category: Coding Tips & Tricks
When Should I Break ADaM Rules?
Source category: Data Standards
Author collections: Sandra Minjoe
Where Where is a Problem
Source category: Know Your SAS: Foundations
File inside source ZIP: Know_Your_SAS__Foundations/SESUG2021_Paper_73_Final_PDF.pdf
Where’s Waldo? An SDTM Crawler
Source category: Quick Tips
Author collections: Derek Morgan
Why Business Users Should Care About Systems Architecture
Source category: Trends & Technology
Author collections: Hans-Peter Schreiter
Why Data Scientists need leadership skills? Story of Cross-Value Chain Data Utilization Project
Source category: Leadership Skills
Author collections: Yura Suzuki · Yuichi Koretaka · Yoshitake Kitanishi
Wiki – Your Team’s Collective Memory
Source category: Strategy & Programming
Author collections: Michael Hedegaard Thomsen
Wild-merge for Automated Data Reconciliation in both SAS and R
Source category: Scripts & Macros
Wildcarding in Where Clauses
Source category: Quick Tips
Author collections: David Horvath
Willing to Play with William’s Design: An Exemplification of Randomization Schedule Generation using SAS
Source category: Statistics and Analytics
Author collections: Abhyuday Chanda
Writing Out Your SAS Program Without Manually Writing it Out- Let Macros Do the Busy Work
Source category: Quick Tips
Author collections: Mindy Wang
Writing Out Your SAS Program Without Manually Writing it Out- Let Macros Do the Busy Work
Source category: SAS Global Forum proceedings
Author collections: Mindy Wang
X Command Tips and Tricks under UNIX/LINUX
Source category: Know Your SAS: Advanced Techniques
File inside source ZIP: Know_Your_SAS__Advanced/SESUG2021_Paper_49_Final_PDF.pdf
Author collections: David Horvath