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SAS/IMLŽ

Product Specific Resources

See the Statistics and Operations Research Focus Area for extended information on using this Software.

News about SAS/IML
What's New in SAS/IML 9.3

SAS/IML 9.3 has several new features which includes supporting the SUBMIT and ENDSUBMIT statements, which enable you to call SAS procedures and DATA steps without leaving PROC IML.



SAS/IML Studio 3.4 is Now Available

This release of SAS/IML Studio provides a new program window that color-codes SAS/IML syntax and has the option to display line numbers. When running on a 64-bit edition of Windows, SAS/IML Studio can now interface with a 64-bit edition of R.


Overview

SAS/IML software provides a powerful and flexible matrix programming language in a dynamic environment for programmers, statisticians and researchers. A new interface, SAS/IML Studio, provides interactive programming and exploratory data analysis. You can apply SAS/IML software to problems ranging from simple matrix manipulations to estimation techniques and linear programming to nonlinear optimization

Visit our general product information page on www.sas.com for more information.




System Requirements at a Glance

SAS/IML runs in the following operating environments: Microsoft Windows, UNIX, HP OpenVMS, and IBM z/OS. For details about the operating environments that SAS supports, see Supported Operating Systems.

* NOTE: Windows Vista Editions that are supported include Enterprise, Business and Ultimate.

Required software
  • Base SAS

Documentation


Need help?

SAS Publishing Representatives are available in the U.S. from 8-5 ET to answer your documentation questions. Contact us at 1-800-727-3228 or e-mail.

Training


Need help?

Curriculum consultants are available in the U.S. from 9-5 EST. Contact us at 1-800-333-7660 or e-mail.

International customers, please contact your country office.

Conversations

The DO Loop

Rick Wicklin's blog about statistical programming with SAS/IML Software


SAS/IML Forums

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