Contributed by Scott Vodicka, a member of the SAS Global Consulting Business Intelligence Practice
The other day I needed to go to the SAS Customer Support Website and an article caught my eye. The title of the article is FAQ: How to make user-de…
Text Mining – What You’re Really Interested In
Terry Woodfield is teaching his new course, Text Analytics with SAS Text Miner, at the upcoming M2010 Data Mining Conference. Terry has been a SAS instructor for more than 10 years and has attended several Data Mining Conferences. He took some tim…
An Economic Approach for a Class of Dimensionality Reduction Techniques
Just back from KDD2010. In the conference, there are several papers that interested me.
On the computation side, Liang Sun et al.’s paper [1], “A Scalable Two-Stage Approach for a Class of Dimensionality Reduction Techniques” caught my eyes. Liang p…
Learning Doesn’t End When the Class Does
I wanted to blog about our new Extended Learning Pages, but Larry LaRusso beat me to it in the latest issue of SAS Training Report. Larry is a fantastic story-teller, so instead of trying to come up with something original, I decided to share his…
Expand All OLAP Levels in Web Report Studio
When viewing OLAP cubes in Web Report Studio, there comes a time when the user might want to view all the levels within the hierarchy, without the cumbersome process of selecting and expanding each individual item. In 9.2, there is a quick solution. Wh…
Using SAS for Data Management, Statistical Analysis, and Graphics
Our newest book, Using SAS for Data Management, Statistical Analysis and Graphics, will soon be shipping from Amazon, CRC Press, and other fine retailers. The book complements our SAS and R book, particularly for users less interested in R. It presen…