If you’re one of the hundreds of SAS users registered for PharmaSUG, scheduled for May 17-20 in Orlando, you should give extending your stay some serious thought. In just a few hours, you can set yourself apart with a professional certification from SAS! SAS is offering something no theme park […]
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We’re celebrating the student in all of us and you’re invited. Tweet us your best shot using #SASworldclass! Our planet-friendly training is available worldwide, wherever you may be. Show us your interpretations of “the world is your classroom.” Riding a camel? Show us. Surfing – don’t forget your waterproofing! The […]
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Now that SAS’ clever R&D developers have created SAS Studio (a DMS-like interface to SAS that runs in a web browser) “the sky’s the limit” for deploying and accessing SAS software easily. Last year, we made available a SAS image you could download and run in a virtual environment on […]
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Today, I stumbled upon a post where the author talks about a new options that are available in SAS 9.3 and later versions. These options (NOUNIQUEKEYS and UNIQUEOUT) that allows sorting and then finding the duplicate records to be done …
I’ve seen a lot of recent news articles purporting income inequality in the U.S. (“the rich get richer, and the poor get poorer”) … and I wondered if the graphs were a true/unbiased representation of the data. For example, I recently saw a couple of graphs in an article on the […]
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In Python, sklearn (scikit-learn)’s DecisionTree example uses pydot for plotting the generated tree: @here.But for Python 3, pydot has some issues with the string from dot_data.getvalue(), for example it will report “TypeError: startswith first arg mus…