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By almost any measure, Rick Wicklin is the most prolific and most popular blogger at SAS. Author of The Do Loop, Rick has been writing and publishing blogs at SAS since 2010, and today he publishes his 1,000th post on The Do Loop! To celebrate, I want to highlight some
This article shows how to use SAS to simulate data that fits a linear regression model that has categorical regressors (also called explanatory or CLASS variables). Simulating data is a useful skill for both researchers and statistical programmers. You can use simulation for answering research questions, but you can also
Brush up on the latest news around data privacy. Todd Wright shares his top 10 picks.
IFRS 9 ist seit dem 1. Januar 2018 in Kraft. Heute lässt sich feststellen: Die Umsetzung hat länger gedauert als erwartet, langfristige Auswirkungen sind noch nicht absehbar. Wie in meinem vorangegangenen Blogbeitrag beschrieben, haben Banken im Großen und Ganzen den Prozess jedoch recht gut bewältigt. Angesichts der immensen Kosten stellt
A nadie le gusta pagar impuestos. Y no son pocos los contribuyentes -personas físicas y morales- que buscan formas de declarar ingresos más bajos que los reales con tal de desembolsar lo menos a las autoridades fiscales (como el Sistema de Administración Tributaria de México). De hecho, estas organizaciones son
“Hoy fue revelado un prototipo de computadora que se espera, sea capaz de hablar, caminar, ver, escribir, reproducirse y ser consciente de su existencia”. Allá por 1958, cuando aun cuando no existía internet y una computadora era algo más pesada que un elefante, el New York Times publicaba un artículo
Michelle Homes explains how SAS Press books changed her life, and how she donates her books and time to the SAS community whenever she can.
Many of the buzzy applications of AI in healthcare we hear about involve medical IoT, computer vision for radiology or disease prediction. But the fact is, many health institutions that just aren’t there yet with adoption. With limited budgets and dated systems, can public health agencies tap into the power
As we're approaching the anniversary of Hans Rosling's passing, I fondly remember his spectacular graphical presentations comparing the wealth and health of nations around the world. He certainly raised the bar for data visualization, and his animated charts inspired me to work even harder to create similar visualizations! What better way
Jim Harris discusses a key role of the data engineer – protecting sensitive personal data.
„Hallo, Herr Kaiser!“ Kennen Sie ihn noch? Von den 1970er-Jahren bis in die frühen 2000er kam er vor jeder Tagesschau in unser Wohnzimmer. Als Versicherungsvertreter verkörperte er Vertrauen, Nähe und Fairness. Egal ob Unfall-, Sach-, Haftpflicht- oder Kfz-Versicherung: Günter Kaiser wusste, was Sache ist. Er war das bekannteste Werbegesicht Deutschlands.
I’m not usually an early adopter when it comes to electronics so I followed the same philosophy with the Instant Pot in its infancy. I feared that it would end up in the attic waiting for the next yard sale like so many other kitchen electronics in my lifetime. So,
Recently I was asked to explain the result of an ANOVA analysis that I posted to a statistical discussion forum. My program included some simulated data for an ANOVA model and a call to the GLM procedure to estimate the parameters. I was asked why the parameter estimates from PROC
Recently I was asked to explain the result of an ANOVA analysis that I posted to a statistical discussion forum. My program included some simulated data for an ANOVA model and a call to the GLM procedure to estimate the parameters. I was asked why the parameter estimates from PROC
You’re probably already familiar with Leonid Batkhan from his popular blog right here on The Learning Post. In fact, he’s one of our most engaging authors, with thousands of views and hundreds of comments. Leonid is a true SAS Sensei. He has been at SAS for nearly 25 years and