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SAS Conference Papers 2023Page 19

Indexed 2023 papers and presentations across the available conference sources. Each record retains the original author text and available material links.

756 papers · Showing 721–756

SESUG · 2023Paper 220SESUG 2023

Visualizing Chronic Lung Disease Incidence in SAS; An Educational Journey to Data Visualization

Natalie AJordan, A.Nicole Ferguson, Jessica G. Woo, Kevin Gittner and Reese H. Clark

Source category: Statistics, Analytics and Reporting

WUSS · 2023Paper PH-218WUSS 2023

Visualizing Insights, Empowering Discoveries: SAS Viya Unleashed in Life Science Analytics

Matt Becker

Source category: Pharma and Healthcare

Author collections: Matt Becker

SESUG · 2023Paper 122SESUG 2023

Wald Tests in Mixed Models - a Warning

David Dickey

Source category: Statistics, Analytics and Reporting

Author collections: David Dickey

PharmaSUG · 2023Paper SD-183PharmaSUG 2023

Was the load okay?

Lisa Eckler

Source category: Solution Development

Author collections: Lisa Eckler

WUSS · 2023Paper APT-174WUSS 2023

Waterfall vis a vis Spider plots: Complex oncology efficacy endpoint made simpler.

Yoganand Budumuru

Source category: Advanced Programming & Techniques

Author collections: Yoganand Budumuru

PharmaSUG · 2023Paper SI-055PharmaSUG 2023

We Can Work it Out: Dos and Don’ts for Small Biotech and CRO NDA/BLA submission partnership

Charity Quick; Jiaan Illidge

Source category: Strategic Implementation & Innovation

Author collections: Charity Quick

PharmaSUG · 2023Paper SA-166PharmaSUG 2023

What is Machine Learning, anyway?

Jim Box

Source category: Statistics and Analytics

Author collections: Jim Box

PHUSE · 2023Paper ST03PHUSE US Connect 2023

What is the Business Value of Your Own Automated Computing Workspace?

Roger Chivers; Chris Decker

Source category: SCE Stories

Author collections: Roger Chivers · Chris Decker

PharmaSUG · 2023Paper PO-080PharmaSUG 2023

What PROC SQL can’t handle while Data Step can?

Deming Li

Source category: e-Posters

WUSS · 2023Paper OS-168WUSS 2023

What’s black and white and sheds all over? The Python Pandas DataFrame, the Open-Source Data Structure Supplanting the SAS Data Set

Troy Martin Hughes

Source category: Open Source

Author collections: Troy Martin Hughes

SESUG · 2023Paper 168SESUG 2023

What's black and white and sheds all over? The Python Pandas DataFrame, the Open-Source Data Structure Supplanting the SAS® Data Set

Troy Martin Hughes

Source category: Development and Support

Author collections: Troy Martin Hughes

PHUSE · 2023Paper PP06PHUSE US Connect 2023

What’s New in ODM v2.0?

Samuel Hume

Source category: Poster Presentation

Author collections: Samuel Hume

WUSS · 2023Paper AS-175WUSS 2023

What’s next after model comparison? Model selection and model averaging in SAS

Chong Ho Yu; Charlene Yang

Source category: Analytics & Statistics

PharmaSUG · 2023Paper LD-196PharmaSUG 2023

What’s the F in specialized people? Let’s talk FSP – the models, variations, and what it takes to be successful

Kathy Bradrick; Ershlena McDaniel; Lisa Stetler

Source category: Leadership Skills

Author collections: Kathy Bradrick

PharmaSUG · 2023Paper SI-005PharmaSUG 2023

What’s the story in your subgroup analysis

Lucy Dai

Source category: Strategic Implementation & Innovation

WUSS · 2023Paper PO-140WUSS 2023

When ANY Function Will Just NOT Do

Richann Watson; Karl Miller

Source category: e-Posters

Author collections: Richann Watson · Karl Miller

PHUSE · 2023Paper PD06PHUSE EU Connect 2023

When the Post(er)man Rings Twice – Make Your Science Sexy

Josua Böser

Source category: Professional Development

Author collections: Josua Böser

PHUSE · 2023Paper PP03PHUSE EU Connect 2023

When You’re Helping Create Life-Saving Treatments, Who’s Looking After You?

Jessica Shipley-Burgess

Source category: Poster Presentations

PHUSE · 2023Paper PP15PHUSE EU Connect 2023

Where Are You on the Blob Tree? How to Maintain Team Health and Monitor Project Teams in a Work-From-Home World

Florence Ratcliffe

Source category: Poster Presentations

Author collections: Florence Ratcliffe

PHUSE · 2023Paper OS14PHUSE US Connect 2023

Where the Rubber Hits the Road - Qualifying an R Environment

Ellis Hughes

Source category: Open Source Technologies

Author collections: Ellis Hughes

WUSS · 2023Paper PO-204WUSS 2023

Who’s Bringing That Big Data Energy? A 47-Year Longitudinal Analysis of 30,000 Presentations in the SAS User Community To Elucidate Top Contributors and Rising Stars

Troy Martin Hughes

Source category: e-Posters

Author collections: Troy Martin Hughes

PharmaSUG · 2023Paper DS-036PharmaSUG 2023

Why FDA Medical Queries (FMQs) for Adverse Events of Special Interest? Implementation and Case Study

Clio Wu

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Clio Wu

PharmaSUG · 2023Paper FF-001PharmaSUG 2023

Why Incorporate is Smart Business

Margaret Hung

Source category: Freelancers Forum

Author collections: Margaret Hung

PHUSE · 2023Paper OS11PHUSE US Connect 2023

Why Roche is Investing into Building Open-Source Software for Clinical Reporting

Thomas Neitmann

Source category: Open Source Technologies

Author collections: Thomas Neitmann

SESUG · 2023Paper 189SESUG 2023

Wildcarding in Where Clauses

david horvath

Source category: Learning SAS I

Author collections: David Horvath

PHUSE · 2023Paper PP14PHUSE EU Connect 2023

Will AI Tech Steal My Job?

Brittany Long

Source category: Poster Presentations

PHUSE · 2023Paper DV01PHUSE EU Connect 2023

Will R/Shiny Provide a Novel Way for Study Teams to Review Clinical Data?

Gustav Söderström

Source category: Data Visualisation

Author collections: Gustav Söderström

WUSS · 2023Paper APT-145WUSS 2023

With a View to Make Your Metadata Function(al): Exploring SAS Sources of Information on SAS Formats

Louise Hadden

Source category: Advanced Programming & Techniques

Author collections: Louise Hadden

SESUG · 2023Paper 171SESUG 2023

With a View to Make Your Metadata Function(al): Exploring SAS® Sources of Information on SAS Formats

Louise Hadden

Source category: Showcasing SAS

Author collections: Louise Hadden

PharmaSUG · 2023Paper QT-100PharmaSUG 2023

With a View to Make Your Metadata Function(al): Exploring the FMTINFO() Function

Louise Hadden

Source category: Quick Programming Tips

Author collections: Louise Hadden

SESUG · 2023Paper 219SESUG 2023

Working in SGPLOT: Understanding the General Logic of Attributes

Jonathan Duggins and Jim Blum

Source category: Learning SAS II

Author collections: Jonathan Duggins and Jim Blum

PHUSE · 2023Paper SA03PHUSE US Connect 2023

Working Together: The Evolving Relationship of Biostatistics & Regulatory for Support of Study Data Standardization Plans and BIMO Reviewer's Guides

David Izard

Source category: Submissions & Agencies

Author collections: David Izard

PharmaSUG · 2023Paper SS-140PharmaSUG 2023

Working with Biomedical Concepts and SDTM Dataset Specializations for Define-XML using SAS© Open CST

Lex Jansen

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Lex Jansen

WUSS · 2023Paper APT-150WUSS 2023

Wrangling Excel Worksheets

Tom Kari

Source category: Advanced Programming & Techniques

Author collections: Tom Kari

PharmaSUG · 2023Paper AP-189PharmaSUG 2023

You can REST easy validating Synthetic Data

Ben Howell; Ben Bocchicchio

Source category: Advanced Programming

Author collections: Ben Howell · Ben Bocchicchio

SESUG · 2023Paper 190SESUG 2023

Zen and the Art of Problem Solving

david horvath

Source category: Development and Support

Author collections: David Horvath