| PHUSE EU |
2021 |
Welcome, CDISC Library; Goodbye, PDF Documents [presentation] |
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15 |
| PHUSE US |
2021 |
How the R Programming Language Handles the CDISC Library API |
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source video presentation source |
11 |
| PHUSE US |
2020 |
Let your SDTM or ADaM SAS code update itself whenever the Specs change |
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source presentation source |
8 |
| PharmaSUG |
2017 |
Here Comes The Smart Mock Table: A Novel Way of Creating Clinical Summary Tables Without Any Table Programming (No Kidding!) |
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source |
19 |
| PharmaSUG |
2017 |
Making Documents "Intelligent" with Embedded Macro Calls, DOSUBL and Proc STREAM: An example with the CONSORT Flow Diagram |
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source |
15 |
| PharmaSUG |
2016 |
The New STREAM Procedure as a Virtual Medical Writer |
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source |
13 |
| PharmaSUG |
2016 |
The Power of Data Access Functions: An example with Dataset-XML Creation |
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source |
9 |
| PharmaSUG |
2016 |
The Power of Perl Regular Expressions: Processing Dataset-XML documents back to SAS Data Sets |
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source |
9 |
| PharmaSUG |
2015 |
EXTENDED ATTRIBUTES: A New Metadata Creation Feature in SAS 9.4 for Data Sets and Variables |
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source |
8 |
| PharmaSUG |
2015 |
Proc STREAM: The Perfect Tool For Creating Patient Narratives |
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source |
12 |
| PharmaSUG |
2014 |
Let Hash SUMINC Count For You |
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source |
7 |
| PharmaSUG |
2014 |
Macro Programming via Parameter Look-Up Tables |
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source |
9 |
| SGF |
2014 |
Simulation of MapReduce with the Hash-of-Hashes Technique |
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source |
18 |
| PharmaSUG |
2013 |
Creating a Clinical Summary Table within a Single DATA Step with the Dynamic Trio: DOSUBL(), Hash Objects, and ODS Objects |
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source |
14 |
| PharmaSUG |
2013 |
The Hash of Hashes as a "Russian Doll" Structure: Application to Clinical Adverse Events Data Analysis |
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source |
12 |
| SGF |
2013 |
The Hash-of-Hashes as a "Russian Doll" Structure: An Example with XML Creation |
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source |
21 |
| PharmaSUG |
2012 |
Transposing Tables from Long to Wide: A Novel Approach Using Hash Objects |
Changhong Shi |
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11 |
| SGF |
2012 |
Deciphering PROC COMPARE Codes: The Use of the bAND Function |
Margaret M. Coughlin |
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9 |