SAS Profile Correlations Reveal the Hierarchical Nature of SAS Data and Suggest New Scoring Strategies

SAS profile correlations reveal SAS hierarchical nature and information content

In structural biology, Small-Angle Scattering experiments (SAS) are unique, because although they provide low resolution data, they can be performed in closer-to-native conditions than those arising in X-Ray crystallography. A number of questions on SAS, however, remain unsolved, particularly in the light of modelling ensembles of conformers in solution. In this article, we study the ensemble a...

The SAS Enterprise Intelligence Platform: SAS Data Integration

Hierarchical Logistic Regression Modeling with SAS GLIMMIX

Data often have hierarchical or clustered structures, such as patients clustered within hospitals or students nested within schools. Hierarchical models are statistical models that are used to analyze hierarchical or multilevel data. SAS GLIMMIX procedure is a new and highly useful tool for hierarchical modeling with discrete responses. This paper is focused on hierarchical logistic regression ...

Compatibility of SAS Data Library

This paper presents an overview of backwards and forwards compatibility between Versions 6 and 7 of the SAS System and is intended to be used as a reference in determining what manner of access is allowed. Furthermore, this paper takes into account differences in compatibility between the Base SAS System and when products such as SAS/CONNECT and SAS/SHARE are used. SAS I/O Services The I/O Se...

The Value of Real Time Scoring Technology using SAS

Imagine having built a Data Mining model to detect fraudulent credit card transactions. If this model is applied once a day by the analyst to determine the nature of transaction, this implies the loss of preventing fraudulent transactions at the moment it occurred due to the fact that the model could not be applied in “real-time”, in another words, at the moment of transaction. To overcome this...