Site relaunches with improved content, organization and navigation. In 2016, a cross-divisional SAS team created developer.sas.com. Their mission: Build a bridge between SAS (and our software) and open source developers. The initial effort made available basic information about SAS® Viya® and integration with open source technologies. In June 2018, the […]
developer.sas.com 2.0: More than just a pretty interface was published on SAS Users.
While growing up in the 80’s, I watched The Golden Girls on TV with my Grandma Betty. Now, when my sister visits, we binge watch reruns on TV Land. I was excited when I saw for this Halloween, you could buy Golden Girls costumes! Too bad they sold out right […]
Append tables in SAS® Viya® with REST APIs – a treat, no tricks was published on SAS Users.
This article continues a series that began with Machine learning with SASPy: Exploring and preparing your data (part 1). Part 1 showed you how to explore data using SASPy with Python. Here, in part 2, you will learn how to begin to prepare your data to use it within a […]
Machine learning with SASPy: Exploring and preparing your data (part 2) was published on SAS Users.
Editor’s Note: This article was translated and edited by SAS USA and was originally written by Makoto Unemi. The original text is here. SAS previously provided SAS Scripting Wrapper for Analytics Transfer (SWAT), a package for using SAS Viya functions from various general-purpose programming languages such as Python. In addition […]
SAS Viya: Package for Python API for deep learning and image processing: DLPy was published on SAS Users.
If you use Microsoft Teams for collaboration, you should use it for operational messages too. You can use SAS to automate tailored notices to your Teams Channel.
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In a previous post, Zero to SAS in 60 Seconds- SAS Machine Learning on SAS Analytics Cloud, I documented my experience with a SAS free trial on the SAS Analytics Cloud. Well, the engineers at SAS have been busy and created another free trial. The new trial covers SAS Event […]
SAS Event Stream Processing on SAS Analytics Cloud – my journey was published on SAS Users.
How we built a recommendation engine for new topics on communities.sas.com. We used data, machine learning, and DevOps to build a scoring engine with SAS.
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In his article How to use CASL to develop and work with user-defined CAS actions, Brian Kinnebrew defines CASL as “a language specification used by the SAS client to interact with and provide easy access to Cloud Analytic Services (CAS). CASL is a statement-based scripting language with many uses and […]
“CAS Stored Process” with my Favorite Action Hero runCasl was published on SAS Users.