A few years ago I created a site that lets users donate their SAS expertise by creating online documentation. Users could put in their own example code, explain potential pitfalls, share tips, etc. I coded it all by hand in Perl with MySQL, JavaScript …
Applying Delta Method in SAS
Delta method is a method in statistics for deriving an approximate probability distribution for a function of an asymptotically normally distributed random variable from knowledge of the limiting variance of that random variable.
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Being Thankful
The Thanksgiving holiday weekend is screaming to a close. I can see the faint twinkle of Christmas lights on the horizon. But it is never too late for a thankful post. I read somewhere (Reader’s Digest, I think) that optimism can bring happiness…
Actuarial Triangle: Powerful Tool for Accounting Estimates
When individuals outside the profession think of accounting, they don’t often consider its subjective nature. Most people assume there are bright line rules and it’s the CPA’s job to make sure the rules are adhered to. In some instances, there … Continue reading →
Don’t Forget About YouTube
I haven’t reminded you about YouTube in a while. After reading a recent post in the Open Mic blog, I thought it might be time to nudge you toward SAS resources on YouTube. It is a great way to take a break from your normal workday while still le…
My SAS Christmas List
Lovin’ the retro SAS swag! hrenee posted on twitter the sasmemories site on flickr. It’s the start of a good collection of SAS goodies.
This reminds me, here are some items I’d like for Christmas:
Oddball t-shirts like those at T-shirt Bordello,…