In this SAS tutorial video, you will learn how to explore the distribution of a variable using the UNIVARIATE procedure in SAS. You will also be introduced to a few of the options that can be used in PROC UNIVARIATE, and some UNIVARIATE output is highlighted and discussed. You
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It's time for another SAS tutorial video! In this video, you will learn to create a logistic regression model and interpret the results. You will learn PROC LOGISTIC syntax and how to interpret p-values, parameter estimates, and odd ratios. You can watch more SAS tutorials like these by visiting
In these two SAS tutorial videos, you will learn how to use the REG procedure to run a simple or multiple linear regression analysis. SAS Tutorial: Fit a Simple Linear Regression Model with SAS Learn how to use the REG procedure to run a simple linear regression analysis. In addition,
Here at SAS Education, we know just how smart and personable our instructors are in and outside the classroom. But we realized, if you haven’t taken a SAS Training course, you may not know what kind of enthusiasm and dedication they put into their work. These are the people who
In your organization, are you prevented from using the email alias of a distribution list (e.g. groupname@comp.domain.com), and would therefore like to extract the list recipients into a flat file to loop through/use the SAS Enterprise Miner functions, etc. to send the mail? This question was recently asked by a
Business users of SAS are finding the Web Report Studio capabilities incredibly beneficial for viewing, creating, and sharing reports on the Web. The easy-to-use query and reporting software provides a point-and-click interface for building reports from several different data sources. Once created, SAS reports can be views by many SAS
Editor's Note: The following question was recently asked of our statistical training instructors. Terry Woodfield, along with Bob Lucas took the time to write this eloquent and easily digestible answer. Question: I'm trying to get a general – very general – understanding what the Bayes theorem is, and is used
Our M2010 Data Mining Conference keynote speaker, Dick De Veaux from Williams College just finished his entertaining and informative presentation. He thoughtfully noted that our location (Las Vegas) is very appropriate for the subject of his presentation. Are you guilty of any of these data mining sins? Luckily, Dick also
In this interview, Robin Way, SAS Analytics Consultant talks about attending the M2010 Data Mining Conference for the fourth time (this year he'll be a speaker for the second time!), his talk on demystifying sequence analysis, his favorite part of the conference and his advice for first time attendees. My