A collection of SAS programming snippets and resources that I've learned and use.
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SAS is a statistical software suite developed by SAS Institute for data management, advanced analytics, multivariate analysis, business intelligence, enterprise app development, criminal investigation, and predictive analytics.
A collection of SAS programming snippets and resources that I've learned and use.
Bioinformatics: Heatmap for the close contacts (or interactions) between the enzyme acetylcholineesterase and selected organophosphate pesticides
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Analyzing NYC Flights data 2013 using statistical and visualization tools in R, the project majorly hovers around the delay statistics with a nuanced intervention into nearly all the possible factors.
Allows research sites to automatically submit SAS jobs to a central location and receive the results after the job runs on another remote sites' database.
Comprehensive Statistical and Multivariate Analysis through Principal Component and Factor Analysis methods using SAS. Applied estimation, hypothesis testing, and dimension reduction techniques as parts of this study.
This project is aiming to analyze the Stroop effect data gathered from research related to the following resource. https://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/java/timesc.html. SAS/STAT package is being used to implement the analysis. The analytical results, relevant findings and graphs can be found in the .html file in this repository.
Prediction of loan-applications approval status through machine learning (in SAS).
Stephen A Smith Soundboard
This repository contains all the projects and laboratory works carried out during the courses studied at the Bachelor's Degree in Statistics at both University of Barcelona and Polytechnic University of Catalonia.
My personal blog about data science and my experiences.
Using the bike sharing data, I demonstrate skills in Data Cleaning and Preparation along with testing the data for normality and transforming it.
Different Programs on Data mining techniques such as classification, clustering, predictive analysis
Created by Tony Barr, Jim Goodnight
Released January 1972