What’s New in SAS/ETS 9.22 |
The new TIMEID procedure analyzes the sequence of ID values in a SAS data set to identify the time interval between observations and verifies that the observations in the data set represent a properly spaced time series.
The TIMEID procedure provides the following features:
Specified time intervals and alignments can be used to evaluate a data set’s time ID values in terms of the distributions of duplicated values, alignment offsets, and the gaps between adjacent observations.
The time interval’s width, shift, and alignment can be inferred from a time ID variable. When either the interval or its alignment is specified, this information is used to guide the process of inferring the remaining quantity.
When multiple BY groups are present, detailed diagnostics for each BY group are reported in addition to summarized diagnostic information which applies to all BY groups in the data set.
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