| MWSUG |
2018 |
How to Score Big with SAS Solutions: Various Ways to Score New Data with Trained Models |
Scott Koval |
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6 |
| SGF |
2017 |
Predictive Models: Storing, Scoring, and Evaluating |
Matthew Duchnowski |
source |
10 |
| SCSUG |
2013 |
Using PROC STANDARD and PROC SCORE to impute missing multivariate values |
Paul Montagna |
source |
8 |
| SGF |
2013 |
Bringing Churn Modeling Straight to the Source: SAS and Teradata In-Database Model Development |
Jonathan Wexler, Karl Krycha |
source |
9 |
| SGF |
2013 |
Estimating Harrell's Optimism on Predictive Indices Using Bootstrap Samples |
Irena Stijacic Cenzer, W. John Boscardin, Katharine Kirby, Yinghui Miao |
source |
12 |
| SGF |
2010 |
Using the Descriptor Portion of a SAS Data File |
Dragos D. Capan |
source |
6 |
| WUSS |
2009 |
Automating the Process of Scoring a Generalized Linear Model Fitted using PROC GENMOD |
Prakash Gurumurthy |
source |
9 |
| WUSS |
2009 |
Efficient Statistical Programming? - These Small Steps Make the Difference |
Keiko I. Powers |
source |
16 |
| SUGI |
2005 |
Automating Predictive Analysis to Predict Medicare Fraud |
Christine L. Warner |
source |
9 |
| SESUG |
2003 |
Advantages of PROC SCORE |
Mark Tabladillo |
source |
2 |
| SUGI |
2001 |
Efficient Statistical Programming? - Let SAS Do the Work |
Keiko I. Powers |
source |
4 |
| WUSS |
1998 |
The Capabilities of PROC FACTOR to Conduct an Exploratory Factor Analysis |
Tyler C. Smith |
source |
6 |
| SCSUG |
1997 |
Contruction of Inptu for Environmental Simulation Models Using Multivariate Analysis |
Joaquin Sanabria, Don Goss |
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18 |
| NESUG |
1994 |
A SAS Macro Incorporating Discriminant Analystis Techniques |
Sivaram Kalyandrug, Antonis D. Koutsoukos, Lawrence V. Rubinstein |
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9 |
| SEUGI |
1993 |
Extensions to Multivariate Descriptive Analysis |
Yves Roy |
source |
14 |
| SUGI |
1988 |
An Imputation System for a Large-Scale Survey |
Eugene M. Burns, Doug Valcour |
source |
6 |
| SUGI |
1979 |
GLMM5 as a Tool for Simultaneous Study of the Structure of the Covariance Matrix and Experimental Design Effects |
Ronald W. Helms, James D. Hosking, Keith E. Muller |
source |
4 |