Good news — the SAS program that you wrote and put into production 10 years ago still works. Hey, it’s SAS, so you probably take that for granted. But are those techniques from 2008 still the best way to accomplish your task? SAS 9.4, first released in 2013 and now […]
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SAS for Mixed Models: Introduction to Basic Applications takes you step-by-step through the journey of creating models, enabling you to transform scores of data into actionable insights.
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Certain North Carolina counties have been in the news lately, for suspected election fraud involving absentee ballots in the 2018 election. Let’s analyze the voter registration and absentee ballot data, to see if we can detect anything suspicious! In order to definitively determine whether fraud & illegal activity occurred, investigators […]
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Have you adopted use of Microsoft Office 365? How has working “in the cloud” affected your integration with SAS applications? SAS product management wants to hear from you.
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We got our first ‘big’ snow of the season here at the SAS headquarters in Cary, NC … therefore I thought this would be a great time to dig into some snow data! Follow along and pick up some tips & tricks as I plot our snow data – and […]
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SAS has partnered with Pearson VUE to offer Online Proctored for all public SAS exams.
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Joseph Woodside discusses the use of using ensemble modeling in SAS for fraud detection and readmissions.
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It might snow this weekend here at the SAS headquarters! This would be the first snow of the season for us, and it got me thinking about snow. Apparently these thoughts have manifested themselves in my computer graphics work … in the form of a snow a…