The following is an excerpt from Cautionary Tales in Designed Experiments by David Salsburg. This book is available to download for free from SAS Press. The book aims to explain statistical design of experiments (DOE) to readers with minimal mathematical knowledge and skills. In this excerpt, you will learn about […]
Thomas Bayes’ theorem and “inverse probability” was published on SAS Users.
If you’re like me and the rest of the conference team, you’ve probably attended more virtual events this year than you ever thought possible. You can see the general evolution of virtual events by watching the early ones from April or May and compare them to the recent ones. We […]
Connect, learn and share during virtual SAS Global Forum 2021 was published on SAS Users.
The story goes on to the tune of 90 percent of available data today has been created in the last two years! As SAS (and the computing world) moves to the cloud, the question of, “How do I deal with my data (Big and otherwise), which used to be on-prem, […]
Accessing Google Cloud Storage (GCS) with SAS Viya was published on SAS Users.
SAS’ Lynneth Lohse provides a window into how our quality culture benefits our software.
Quality software starts with communication was published on SAS Users.
Data visualization has never been more widespread and consumed by a global audience as it has been this year with the Coronavirus pandemic. One visualization that is commonly used to display metrics of Coronavirus is a bar line chart where the bars display the actual values and the line is a moving average metric.
SAS Visual Analytics example: moving average was published on SAS Users.
As you begin managing your SAS code and projects in Git, here are a few guidelines for how to organize your work and collaborate with others.
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