It seems like such a simple problem: how can you reliably compute the age of someone or something? Susan lamented the subtle issues using the YRDIF function exactly 1.0356164384 years ago. Sure, you could write your own function for calculating such th…
Computing age in SAS 9.3
It seems like such a simple problem: how can you reliably compute the age of someone or something? Susan lamented the subtle issues using the YRDIF function exactly 1.0356164384 years ago.
Sure, you could write your own function for calculating …
Promoting SAS Objects from SAS 9.1.3 and SAS 9.2 to SAS 9.3
Good article on the SAS support.sas.com:
Special Considerations for Promoting Content to SAS 9.3 from an Earlier SAS Version
Outlining what can be promoted from SAS 9.1.3 and SAS 9.2 to SAS 9.3 plus a few gotcha’s.
Peek-a-boo – I can see lots of SAS 9.3 doco for you
If you search on 9.3 in the SAS support.sas.com site, you will see a raft of SAS 9.3 doco has just been published (or probably unhidden).
Dur da dur da dur da (tune to jaws)
SAS 9.3 is almost here………
Example 9.2: Transparency and bivariate KDE
In Example 9.1, we showed a binning approach to plotting bivariate relationships in a large data set. Here we show more sophisticated approaches: transparent overplotting and formal two-dimensional kernel density estimation. We use the 10,000 simulat…
Example 9.2: Transparency and bivariate KDE
In Example 9.1, we showed a binning approach to plotting bivariate relationships in a large data set. Here we show more sophisticated approaches: transparent overplotting and formal two-dimensional kernel density estimation. We use the 10,000 simulat…