Category: SAS

What SAS administrators should know about libraries, metadata, and SAS Enterprise Guide

We sometimes take it for granted, but the concept of the “SAS library” is just about one of the most awesome aspects of The SAS System. You can give your library a name (a library reference, or libref), tell the system how to get to your data (options …

Numerical variables profiling in very large data set

Profiling numerical variables is an integral part of data analytics, which generally consists of obtaining standard descriptive statistics such as quantiles, first central moments as well as missing ratio.

It is easily obtainable by using PROC MEANS…

Numerical variables profiling in very large data set

Profiling numerical variables is an integral part of data analytics, which generally consists of obtaining standard descriptive statistics such as quantiles, first central moments as well as missing ratio.

It is easily obtainable by using PROC MEANS…

Numerical variables profiling in very large data set

Profiling numerical variables is an integral part of data analytics, which generally consists of obtaining standard descriptive statistics such as quantiles, first central moments as well as missing ratio.

It is easily obtainable by using PROC MEANS…

Wix and InStyler

This isn’t a SAS post even though SAS is on the periphery of this one. This post is designed to help other developers in a similar boat if they get a hit on the error message verbiage.The standard MS Installer is going away (next year, I believe), and …

Wix and InStyler

This isn’t a SAS post even though SAS is on the periphery of this one. This post is designed to help other developers in a similar boat if they get a hit on the error message verbiage.The standard MS Installer is going away (next year, I believe), and …

Wix and InStyler

This isn’t a SAS post even though SAS is on the periphery of this one. This post is designed to help other developers in a similar boat if they get a hit on the error message verbiage.The standard MS Installer is going away (next year, I believe), and …

Example 8.41: Scatterplot with marginal histograms

The scatterplot is one of the most ubiquitous, and useful graphics. It’s also very basic. One of its shortcomings is that it can hide important aspects of the marginal distributions of the two variables. To address this weakness, you can add a histo…