As a fellow student, I know that making sure you get the right books for learning a new skill can be tough. To get you started off right, I would like to share the top SAS books that professors are requesting for students learning SAS. With this inside sneak-peak, you […]
Top 5 SAS Books for Students was published on SAS Users.
On behalf of the entire global Customer Contact Center, “Happy CX Day!” to all our SAS users! Customer Experience Day (aka #CXDay2019) is one of our favorite days of the year—when we can reflect on customer interactions, questions and feedback from the past year—and look to the year ahead for […]
Happy Customer Experience Day! was published on SAS Users.
Getting started – SAS Engine for Rmarkdown
To get started using SAS as your statistical software/data processing “engine” take a look at the following article: http://www.ssc.wisc.edu/~hemken/SASworkshops/Markdown/SASmarkdown.html.
Also read up on the…
This article continues a series that began with Machine learning with SASPy: Exploring and preparing your data (part 1). Part 1 showed you how to explore data using SASPy with Python. Here, in part 2, you will learn how to begin to prepare your data to use it within a […]
Machine learning with SASPy: Exploring and preparing your data (part 2) was published on SAS Users.
In part 1 of this post, we looked at setting up Spark jobs from Cloud Analytics Services (CAS) to load and save data to and from Hadoop. Now we are moving on to the next step in the analytic cycle, scoring data in Hadoop and executing SAS code as a […]
Data and Analytics Innovation using SAS & Spark – part 2 was published on SAS Users.
Importing about 4,400 messages worth of data into SAS Visual Text Analytics to exploring it and create an information extraction model.
A data fairy tale: Which speakers are the best received at conferences? was published on SAS Users.
The SAS Global Forum 2020 call for content is open until Sept. 30, 2019. Are you thinking of submitting a paper? If so, we have a few tips adapted from The Global English Style Guide that will help your paper shine. By following Global English guidelines, your writing will be […]
Top 8 Global English Guidelines was published on SAS Users.
One of the features of SAS Grid Manager (and SAS Grid Manager for Platform) introduced in SAS 9.4 M6 is the capability for the grid provider software to handle open-source workloads in addition to traditional SAS jobs. In this post, we’ll take a look at the steps required to get your SAS Grid Manager environment set up to utilize this functionality, and we’ll demonstrate the process of submitting Python code for execution in the SAS Grid.
Using Python to run jobs in your SAS Grid was published on SAS Users.