Computer science is more than the pursuit of “let’s see what we can make this computer do.” If that’s your only goal, then you might make a fine computer geek, but a lousy computer scientist. In her blog post for Computer Science Education Week,…
NOTE: Peek At Your Data Details Before Opening (in EG)
I spotted a nice post from Chris on the SAS Dummy blog. Enterprise Guide 4.2 saw the introduction of a feature that allows you to view the details of your data sets (such as the data set labels, how many records the data sets contain, and more) while y…
Proc Fcmp(3): brute force for a distribution’s pdf
Proc Fcmp can produce arbitrary distribution formulas. In this example, suppose that I don’t know too much statistics, what if I want to evaluate the pdf of the absolute value of the subtraction between two independent random variable from the unifo…
Example 8.17: Logistic regression via MCMC
In examples 8.15 and 8.16 we considered Firth logistic regression and exact logistic regression as ways around the problem of separation, often encountered in logistic regression. (Re-cap: Separation happens when all the observations in a category sha…
Easy way to UPCASE variable names of SAS dataset | StudySAS Blog [Digg]
Upcasing the Variable names of the SAS dataset
Easy way to UPCASE variable names of SAS dataset | StudySAS Blog [Digg]
Upcasing the Variable names of the SAS dataset