If you are a SAS/GRAPH user, you may have heard about the new Statistical Graphics (“SG”) procedures that are new in SAS 9.2. These procedures are designed to make it easier to produce common statistical charts and plots.
You may have assum…
If you are a SAS/GRAPH user, you may have heard about the new Statistical Graphics (“SG”) procedures that are new in SAS 9.2. These procedures are designed to make it easier to produce common statistical charts and plots.
You may have assum…
Contributed by Maura Stokes, Director, Research & Development, SAS
In order to get new analytical functionality to our customers faster than ever, SAS has released new versions of SAS/STAT®, SAS/ETS®, and SAS/OR® software. These pr…
Contributed by Marie Dexter, SAS
SAS recently announced the availability of the third maintenance release for SAS 9.2. Maintenance releases are cumulative, so when you apply the third maintenance release, your software will be updated to the curre…
In example 7.30 we demonstrated how to simulate data from a Cox proportional hazards model.In this and the next few entries, we expand upon support in R and SAS for survival (time-to-event) models. We’ll start with a small, artificial dataset of 19 su…
Q: I need information regarding S2K (SAS System 2000).
A: Find it here support.sas.com/documentation/onlinedoc/system2000.
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Now that my blogging partner Cat Truxillo has identified herself, it’s my turn to come out of hiding. I’m Mike Kalt, and I’ll be telling you what I know about Base SAS and SAS/GRAPH, and providing more gossip about life on the road and what’s goi…