SUGI 22 Proceedings

Front Matter

Copyright Page

Conference Leaders

SASware Ballot Results

SUGI Executive Committee

Future SUGI Conferences

Applications Development

Paper 001-22 : Susan Schwartz and Randy Lawton
Using SAS Software to Catch White Collar Criminals: A Collusion Detection System

Paper 002-22 : Carl R. Haske
Application Development Templates in SAS/AF

Paper 004-22 : Marty Brown
FRAME IT: The Nuts &Bolts of RAD

Paper 005-22 : Neil Davis
Rapid Applications Development Using the SAS System

Paper 006-22 : Ralph W. Leighton
SAS Macros: A Gentle Introduction for the Fearful

Paper 007-22 : Arthur K. Yao
SAS Code Generator Based on Table-Driven Methodology in a Batch Environment

Paper 008-22 : Monique Bryher
How Symbolic Variables Can Reduce Code in a Graphics Environment

Paper 009-22 : Monique Bryher
Building a Simple SAS Macro to Generate SQL Instructions in Frequently Used DB2 Tables

Paper 010-22 : Brad Chisholm
Automated Testing of SAS System GUI Applications

Paper 011-22 : David Franklin
"You Want This New Application to Run on Our VAX, PC and SUN Computers???!!! "(Or Cross-Platform Application Development Using SAS Software)

Paper 012-22 : Alex Gaber and Long Ngo
Conversion Methods from Oracle to SAS Data Sets Using SAS/ACCESS Software, SAS Macro Language, and the Unix Shell Script

Paper 013-22 : John Blodgett
Combining Display Manager and Batch Mode Under UNIX

Paper 014-22 : Derek Morgan and Michael Province
Double Data Entry in FSEDIT Using Point-of-Entry Verification

Paper 015-22 : Jeff Hamilton and Jennifer Lester
Using SAS/AF as a Front End for Developing Report Program Skeletons

Paper 016-22 : Mark Schneider
Running Multiple SAS/AF Applications in a Single SAS System Session

Paper 017-22 : Mark Bodt
Using OOP Techniques to Make FRAME Applications More Intuitive and User Friendly

Paper 018-22 : Peter C. C. Luan
GUI to CRSP and COMPSTAT Data

Paper 019-22 : Dana Rafiee
Getting Started with SAS/EIS Software

Paper 020-22 : Russell Newhouse
Validation and SAS Programming: Benefits of Using the System Life Cycle Method

Paper 021-22 : Cheryl Garner, Tony Dean, and Stephanie Reinard
Implementing Distributed SAS Applications via Messaging

Paper 022-22 : Charlie Bastnagel and Kevin Gates
Using OOP to Enhance the SAS System: An Adhoc Reporting System Using SAS Software, 3D Graphics and Web Interfaces

Paper 023-22 : LeRoy Bessler
Color Smart: Design Applications for Effective Visual Communication

Paper 024-24 : Michael Hartman
Use of SAS/AF and the SAS/GRAPH Output Class Object to Develop Applications That Can Return Scatterplot Information

Paper 025-24 : Harvey Monder
Creating Forms Using the DATA Step Graphic Interface (DSGI)

Paper 026-24 : Eric T. Sun
Conjoining Images and SAS Graphics with DATA Step Graphics Interface (DSGI) Navigator

Paper 027-24 : Steve Wong
How to Use CD-ROM as a Simplified CANDA

Paper 028-24 : Charles Patridge
The Fuzzy Feeling SAS Software Provides to the Electronic Matching of Records without Common Keys

Paper 029-24 : Don Stanley
Cursor Tracking in SAS/AF FRAME Applications

Paper 031-24 : Philippe Jalbert, Normand Létourneau, Dominic Roy, and Jean Hardy
Translation Tables: Myth &Reality

Paper 032-24 : Markku Suni
Fuzzy Logic and SAS Software-Do They Work Together?

Paper 033-24 : Cynthia L. Williamson and Suzanne D. Kreutzer
Using Survey Data-Tips to Pick Up Speed on the Road to Analysis

Advanced Tutorials

Paper 034-24 : Ian Whitlock
A SAS Programmer's View of the SAS Supervisor

Paper 035-24 : Sigurd Hermansen
Ten Good Reasons to Learn SAS Software's SQL Procedure

Paper 036-24 : John C. Boling
SAS Data Views: A Virtual View of Data

Paper 038-24 : Caroline Bahler
It Takes at Least Two to Tango-A Data Set Joining Primer

Paper 039-24 : Malachy J. Foley
Advanced MATCH-MERGING: Techniques, Tricks, and Traps

Paper 040-24 : Thomas Miron
How to Use the SAS/AF FRAME OrgChart Object

Paper 041-24 : Andrew A. Norton
Object Interfaces

Paper 042-24 : Diana Zhang Wobus and John C. Gober
A Step-by-Step Illustration of Building a Data Analysis Tool with Macros

Paper 043-24 : Lauren Haworth
A Reports Based on SAS Output: Taking Advantage of PROC PRINTTO, DATA Steps and PROC GPRINT

Paper 044-24 : Chris Yindra
&&&, ;;, and Other Hieroglyphics-Advanced Macro Topics

Paper 045-24 : Dan Bruns
The Utter "Simplicity?"of the TABULATE Procedure-The Final Chapter

Paper 046-24 : Jennifer Clegg and Carol Rigsbee
OLE and the SAS System for Windows Release 6.12

Paper 048-24 : Marge Scerbo and Alan Wilson
PROC FSVIEW: A Real Programmer's Tool (Or A Real Programmer Doesn't Use PROC PRINT)

Paper 049-24 : Michael Davis
Putting Yourself on the Map with the GMAP Procedure

Paper 050-24 : Kim L. Kolbe Ritzow
Advanced Techniques for Reading Difficult and Unusual Flat Files

Paper 052-24 : Gary Mehler
Using the SAS System Release 6.12 on Windows

Paper 053-24 : David Beam
Handling the Year 2000 and Other Timely Issues

Beginning Tutorials

Paper 054-24 : Andrew T. Kuligowski and Nancy Roberts
From There to Here: Getting Your Data into the SAS System

Paper 055-24 : Susan J. Kenny
Building on the Default Line: Sturdy SAS/GRAPH Construction

Paper 056-24 : Sally Muller and Arturo Barrios
SAS/ASSIST Software for Beginners

Paper 057-24 : Terry Fain and Cyndie Gareleck
An Introduction to SAS/FSP Software

Paper 058-24 : Sandra D. Schlotzhauer and Bob Anschuetz
Learning about Your Data: Tips and Techniques for Looking at Large Files

Paper 059-24 : J. Meimei Ma and Andrew Karp
Efficiency Ideas for Large Files

Paper 063-24 : Earl Westerlund
An Introduction to the DATA Step Graphics Interface

Paper 064-24 : Vincent L. Timbers
An Introduction to Developing Applications with SAS/AF Software FRAME Entries

Paper 066-24 : Ronald Cody
Having a Ball with Strings

Paper 067-24 : Thomas J. Winn, Jr.
Introduction to Using PROC SQL

Paper 068-24 : Susan J. Slaughter and Lora D. Delwiche
Errors, Warnings, and Notes (Oh My): A Practical Guide to Debugging SAS Programs

Paper 069-24 : Bruce Gilsen
SAS Program Efficiency for Beginners Coders' Corner

Coder's Corner

Paper 070-24 : Ian Whitlock
CALL EXECUTE-How and Why

Paper 071-24 : Mark Bodt
Subclassing the FRAME Class to Incorporate Documentation Templates and Standard Widgets

Paper 072-24 : Mike Rhoads
Some Practical Ways to Use the New SAS Pattern-Matching Functions

Paper 073-24 : Don Stanley
Using FTP, Views, and PROC SUMMARY to Analyse Large Databases

Paper 074-24 : Andrew J. L. Cary
Generating Data with the SAS Data Set

Paper 077-24 : Arthur L. Carpenter
Resolving and Using &&VAR &I Macro Variables

Paper 078-24 : Clark Roberts
Building and Using Macro Variable Lists

Paper 079-24 : Janet Stuelpner
To Subset or Not to Subset

Paper 080-24 : Ronald Fehd
&ARRAY: Construction and Usage of Arrays of Macro Variables

Paper 082-24 : Janet Stuelpner
Skipping, The Easy Way

Paper 083-24 : Robert Andresen
Macro and Sample Source Code to Wrap Character Variable Text Conditionally on Two Lines Within Data Null-generated Report Column(s)

Paper 084-24 : Irene Zhao
Generic Methodology in Report Building by Using SAS Macros

Paper 085-24 : John Cucka
A Macro for Efficient and Flexible Data Smoothing

Paper 086-24 : Bob Virgile
Magic with CALL EXECUTE

Paper 087-24 : Clark Roberts
Techniques for Removing Columns from a SAS Data Set Based on the Contents of the Columns

Paper 088-24 : Dana Rafiee
NO MORE MERGE-Alternative Table Lookup Techniques

Paper 089-24 : Janet Stuelpner and Elizabeth Kaptsanov
All the Data That Fits, We Print

Paper 090-24 : Alexa Parliyan
Creating Hot-Keys for Data Entry in FSEDIT

Paper 091-24 : Deb Cassidy
Customizing Toolbars

Paper 092-24 : Randall M. Nichols
Using SAS Software to Compare Strings of VOLSERS in a JCL Job and a TSO CLIST

Paper 094-24 : Sunil Kumar Gupta
An Alternative Method of Transposing Data Without the TRANSPOSE Procedure

Paper 095-24 : Ioannis C. Dimakos
Power Transformations Using SAS/IML Software

Paper 096-24 : Jenna Heyen
"How Does Your Data Compare?" SAS's COMPARE Procedure

Paper 097-24 : Ahsan Ullah
A Grid Overlay to Make SAS/GRAPH Layout Easy

Paper 098-24 : Steven E. Elkin
Organizing Your SAS Graphs

Data Warehousing

Paper 112-24 : Clive Cooper and Clare Somerville
Using SAS with Oracle to Add a Replica of a Large Operational Database to a Data Warehouse

Paper 113-24 : Michael A. Raithel
Summarizing Impossibly Large SAS Data Sets for the Data Warehouse Server Using Horizontal Summarization

Paper 114-24 : Robert J. Scharl and Paul M. Centric
DW + DM = $avings

Paper 115-24 : M. Kumar Sagar
Loading SAS Data in Informix: An Integrated Approach

Paper 116-24 : Tim Walters
Incorporating External Data Into the Data Warehouse

Paper 117-24 : Michael L. Davis
Round Pegs Into Square Holes: Data Warehouses for the Hardware Impaired

Paper 118-24 : Amy Turske McNee
The Evolutionary Data Warehouse-An Object-Oriented Approach

Paper 120-24 : Grace La Torra and Esther Steiner
The Fast Food Approach to Data Warehouse Reporting: Using SAS/AF and FRAME to Build a Non-Technical User Interface

Paper 121-24 : John Quarantillo and Judy Rayner
Beyond Field Validation: Incorporating the Batch Edit Into the Total Data System

Paper 122-24 : Carl R. Haske
Using SAS/AF for Managing Clinical Data

Paper 123-24 : Marc Daniels and Clark Roberts
On Time and Under Budget: Guidelines for Success Using the SAS System with Traditional Structured Techniques

Paper 125-24 : Kirk P. Lafler, Sunil K. Gupta, and Charles E. Shipp
Survival Strategies and Solutions for the New Millennium-Year 2000

Paper 126-24 : Martin P. Bourque
The SAS Data Warehouse, a Real World Example

Paper 128-24 : Mark Brown and John Brocklebank
Data Mining

Paper 129-24 : Gregory S. Barnes Nelson
Implementing a Dimensional Data Warehouse with the SAS System

Paper 130-24 : Terry Lewis
SAS/Warehouse Administrator Usage and Enhancements

Paper 131-24 : Peter R. Welbrock
Structuring Your Data Warehousing Project: Moving from the Concept to the Reality

Paper 132-24 : Tony Brown
Data Warehouse Implementation with the SAS System

Paper 133-24 : Guido Cuzzocrea, Alberto Saccardi, Giovanni Lux, Emilia Porta, and Arianna Benatti
How Many Good Fishes Are There in Our Net? Neural Networks as a Data Analysis Tool in CDE-Mondadori's Data Warehouse

Paper 134-24 : Dana Rafiee
Introduction to SAS/ACCESS Software

Paper 135-24 : Demetris Papaiacovou, Larry Bramblett, and June Burgess
Data Warehouse: A Telecommunications Business Solution

Paper 137-24 : Sy Truong
Meta Data Designer-A Tool for Setting Up Meta Data for a Data Warehouse

Paper 138-24 : Kim Foster
Information Delivery-A Project Management Approach

Emerging Technologies

Paper 139-24 : Greg Rogers and Ellen Joyner
Mining Your Data for Health Care Quality Improvement

Paper 140-24 : Richard D. Langston and Chris Williams
The Year 2000: Preparing for the Inevitable

Paper 141-24 : Kim Foster
Understanding Face Value-Giving Users What They Want...And Still Meeting Their Needs

Paper 142-24 : Kimberly J. LeBouton
The Realities of Downsizing: Moving a SAS Application from MVS to UNIX

Paper 143-24 : Sally A. Goostrey
Industry Directions and the Impact on SAS Programming

Paper 144-24 : Rama Jampani
A SAS Based Data Mining Approach to Find Database Solutions in the Banking Industry

Hands-On Tutorials

Paper 145-24 : John C. Boling
Introduction to FRAME Entries in SAS/AF Software

Paper 146-24 : Ray Pass
PROC REPORT: An Introduction to the Batch Language

Paper 147-24 : Jenny Aquino Kendall, Al M. Best, and Charles E. Shipp
Introduction to JMP under Windows: Hands-On Workshop Outline

Paper 149-24 : Kim Kolbe Ritzow
Advanced Features of PROC REPORT Workshop

Paper 150-24 : John C. Boling
SAS Data View: A Virtual View of Data Sets

Paper 151-24 : Linda P. Atkinson
An Introduction to SAS/ASSIST Software

Paper 154-24 : Jennifer Clegg and Carol Rigsbee
OLE and the SAS System for Windows Release 6.12

Paper 156-24 : Craig Dickstein and Marge Scerbo
Reading and Writing Character Data

Paper 158-24 : Larry Hoyle
Interfacing the SAS System with the World Wide Web

Paper 159-24 : Arthur L. Carpenter
Want Quick Results?: An Introduction to SAS/GRAPH Software

Paper 162-24 : Deb Cassidy
Creating an EIS in Less Than 2 Hours

Paper 163-24 : Steven A. Wilson
Creating Your First Data Entry System Using PROC FSEDIT

Information Visualization

Paper 165-24 : Dave Jeffreys, Aaron Hill, and Lisa Weber
Map in an App: The Power of GIS Software in SAS Applications

Paper 166-24 : Dominic T. Moore
The Art and Science of Biostatistical Display

Paper 167-24 : Ronald Stogner and Aaron Hill
SAS/SPECTRAVIEW Software and Data Mining: A Case Study

Paper 168-24 : Keith J. Brown
PROC GMAP: How I Learned to Tolerate (and Almost Love) Annotating

Paper 169-24 : LeRoy Bessler
Map Smart: Design and Build Effective InfoGeographics Using PROC GMAP and Software Intelligence

Paper 170-24 : Michelle Gayari
Creating Graphs Using Templates

Paper 171-24 : LeRoy Bessler
Chart Smart: Design Graphs to Inform and Influence

Paper 172-24 : Lori D. Griffin
Graphing: Taking the Mystery Out of Subscripts and Superscripts (The Why Not's and How To's Are Presented)

Paper 173-24 : David Mintz, Terence Fitz-Simons, and Michelle Wayland
Tracking Air Quality Trends with SAS/GRAPH

Paper 174-24 : Michael A. Riddle
Two Methods to Produce Mean Plots of Clinical Trials Data: Why Simplifying with Annotate is Not an Oxymoron

Paper 175-24 : Bruce Chinn
Effectively Displaying Statistical Results in a High Volume Drug Research Environment Using SAS/GRAPH

Paper 176-24 : Steven E. Elkin, William Mietlowski, Kevin McCague, and Andrea Kay
Creating Complex Graphics for Survival Analyses with the SAS System

Paper 177-24 : William Gjertsen
JMP Reveals the Truth: Statistics Can Be Fun!

Paper 178-24 : Daniel J. Obermiller
Multiple Response Optimization using JMP

Paper 179-24 : Frederick Pratter
Graphical Solutions for Market Intelligence Internet, Intranets, and The Web

Internet, Intranets, and the Web

Paper 182-24 : Donald J. Henderson, Edmund Burnette, Vincent DelGobbo, and John Leveille
The SAS/IntrNet Application Dispatcher

Paper 183-24 : Barbara Walters
Exploiting Java Technology with the SAS Software

Paper 184-24 : Larry Hoyle
Choosing a Method for Connecting Java to the SAS System Across the Internet-CGI, JDBC or Socket?

Paper 187-24 : Jack Shoemaker
Let's Not Forget E-Mail

Paper 188-24 : Paul J. Ratnaraj
Managing Large Financial Data with the SAS System and the WEB

Paper 190-24 : Faith Reneé Sloan
Developing a PC SAS World Wide Web Database System

Paper 191-24 : Vecdet Mehmet-Ali
Displaying Information from Mainframe SAS Libraries on Your Intranet

Paper 192-24 : Ahsan Ullah
Web Compatible SAS/GRAPH Output the Easy Way

Paper 193-24 : JoAnn Matthews
Creating a Homepage on the WWW for Your Local User Group-An Unlimited Resource for Local User Group Recruitment Strategies

Paper 194-24 : John M. LaBore
Empowering SAS Users through a Webpage on Your Intranet

Posters

Paper 196-24 : Tischa A. Agnessi
Using SAS/ACCESS Views to Retrieve DBMS Tables

Paper 198-24 : Brenda M. Barber
Overcoming Kainophobia: Replacing Complex Merges with PROC SQL

Paper 199-24 : Deborah J. Blair and W. Lily Hadinoto
Lending a Hand with SAS Software - An Application in the Banking Industry

Paper 200-24 : Connie Bryant
Automated Generation of a SAS Macro Cross-Reference Table

Paper 201-24 : Ted Clay
Puzzles in 2D and 3D Visualized with DSGI and Perspective Mapping

Paper 204-24 : Ronald Fehd
%SHOWCOMB; A Macro to Produce a Data Set with Frequency of Combinations of Responses from Multiple-Response Data

Paper 205-24 : H. Amy Feng and Sue Nowlin
From IBM/MVS to PC SAS for Windows, a SAS/AF Frame Entry Application

Paper 206-24 : Hugh Geary
A Macro Tool for Quickly Producing a Handy Documented Listing of SAS Data Sets for Use as a Reference While Writing Programs to Analyze the Same

Paper 208-24 : Xinsheng Lin and Sheng Luo
Automatic Generation of SAS/ACCESS Views from Oracle Tables

Paper 209-24 : Sean W. Mulvenon, Antoinette Thorn, and Charles Aldrich
Creation of an Educational Statistics Database at the University of Arkansas

Paper 210-24 : Louise Hadden, Mike Murphy, and Alan J. White
From 50,000,000 Claims to One Analytical File

Paper 211-24 : Stephen M. Noga and Ding Yi Zhao
Odds Ratios in a Tabular Presentation

Paper 212-24 : Terry L. Pennington
Using SAS Software to Compute Variances for Poisson Samples

Paper 213-24 : Julie W. Pepe
Demonstrating Systematic Sampling

Paper 215-24 : Paul Pope
Using the SAS System for Large Volume HTML Document Production

Paper 217-24 : Jose G. Ramirez and Randall S. Collica
An Experiment Analysis System for Fixed and Random Effects in OverDispersed Binomial Responses in Semiconductor Manufacturing

Paper 218-24 : James Ryan
Regional Theatre: Statistical Reflections on the Bottom Line

Paper 219-24 : Andrew G. Stead and Karen G. MacDonald
Constructing ROC Curves with the SAS System

Paper 220-24 : Helen-Jean Talbott
How to Convert a SAS Data Set into a Quicken QIF Format File

Paper 221-24 : Stephen B. Taubman and David Kelly
Creating UNIX Network Usage Charts and Displaying Them on an Intranet

Paper 222-24 : Bharat Thakkar, Kwan Hur, Charles A. Oprian, William G. Henderson, and Sharon Urbanski
Enhancing the Output from PROC LOGISTIC

Paper 223-24 : Pei Lee Tien, Tsung-Hua Lin, and Mike McGranaghan
Some Tips and Examples for Using SAS PROC TABULATE

Paper 224-24 : Md. Azharul Islam and David Wang
Forecasting an Electric Utility's CO2 Emissions Using SAS/AF and SAS/STAT Software: A Linear Analysis

Paper 225-24 : Yanchun Xu and Andrius Kubilius
Developing Risk Adjustment Techniques Using the SAS System for Assessing Health Care Quality in the IMSystem

Paper 226-24 : Shi-Tao Yeh and Andrew C. Yeh
Exporting SAS Output onto the World Wide Web

Paper 227-24 : Dingyi Zhao
Logistic Regression Adjustment of Proportions and its Macro Procedure

Paper 228-24 : Jun Zuo and Carl R. Haske
Creating Clinical Trial Summary Tables Containing P-Values: A Practical Approach Using Standard SAS Macros

Paper 229-24 : Jeffrey M. Abolafia
PROC DATACHK Revisited: The DATACHK Macro

Paper 230-24 : Matthew J. Becker
Report Writing, SAS/GRAPH Creation, and Output Verification Using SAS/ASSIST Software

Paper 231-24 : Deb Cassidy
Setting Dates In a Production Job

Paper 233-24 : Kathy Claude and Joseph Guido
Enhanced Shewhart Plots Using a Graphics Template and Annotation

Paper 234-24 : Keith Cranford and Don Boudreaux
Interactive Sampling Using SAS/AF Frames

Paper 235-24 : Stanley Cron
Manipulating Clinical Research Data with the TRANSPOSE Procedure in SAS/ASSIST Software

Paper 236-24 : Ronald Fehd
%CHECKALL: A Macro to Produce a Frequency of Response Data Set from Multiple-Response Data

Paper 237-24 : Barry Frye and John Nelson
Using Macros to Annotate Graphs Based on Changing Data

Paper 238-24 : Michael Gilman
CATALOGER; View, Document, and Compare SAS Catalog Entries and SAS Data Files

Paper 239-24 : J. Charles Gober
Creating Column Delimited Files with Little or No Effort

Paper 240-24 : Kenneth L. Goodwin
Basic and Advanced Uses of SASDates

Paper 241-24 : Annette M. Green
Kappa Statistics for Multiple Raters Using Categorical Classification

Paper 242-24 : Annie Guo and Long Ngo
Building an Online Information Processing System Using SAS Software and a UNIX Shell Script

Paper 243-24 : W. Droogendyk and L. Harschnitz
Successful Business Intelligence Systems: Improving Information Quality with the SAS System

Paper 244-24 : Ron D. Hays, Cathy D. Sherbourne, Karen L. Spritzer, and Wil J. Dixon
A Microcomputer Program (SF36.EXE) that Generates SAS Code for Scoring the SF-36 Health Survey

Paper 245-24 : Esther Kwan
Designing Databases Using a Customized SAS/AF Frame Entry Application

Paper 246-24 : Frank Liu
A Standard Adverse Event Summary Report Generation

Paper 247-24 : Eric R. Losby
How Are All of These Tables Related? –Relational Database Map–RDB–MAP.SAS

Paper 248-24 : Sheng Luo and Xinsheng Lin
Using SAS Bitwise Functions to Scramble Data Fields with Key

Paper 249-24 : George Matthews
Integrating the SAS System with other Statistical Applications

Paper 250-24 : Andy Mauromoustakos
SAS/INSIGHT Software or JMP Software: A Comparison

Paper 251-24 : Sean W. Mulvenon, Sherry Ceparich, Barbara Weber, and Arlene Metha
Data Set Management Procedures for Developing a Prevention and Counseling Database

Paper 252-24 : Judy Rosten
The Tank Battle

Paper 253-24 : Sandra T. Rothwell, Mary Ann Bush, Ilene Gottfried, and Dawn Scott
The Power of the SAS Date Functions: Creating a Utilization History for Residents of Nursing Homes

Paper 254-24 : Kathy Shelley
SAS/GRAPH Blues? SAS/FRAME to the Rescue!

Paper 255-24 : Arthur C. Singer and Caroline M. Bobik
Creating Client-Friendly SAS Output

Paper 257-24 : Charles John Tassoni, Baibai Chen, and Clara Chu
One-to-One Matching Of Case/Controls Using SAS Software

Paper 259-24 : Yalan Wang, Jun Zuo, and M. Guill. Wientjes
Quantitation of Interactive Effects between Anticancer Agents Using SAS Macros and SAS/GRAPH

Paper 260-24 : Michael Zdeb and Matt Dairman
Calculating and Illustrating the Probability of Developing Cancer Using SAS and SAS/GRAPH Software

Statistics, Data Analysis, and Modeling

Paper 261-24 : Robert N. Rodriguez and Sharad S. Prabhu
Effective Applications of Control Charts Using SAS Software

Paper 262-24 : William Q. Meeker and Luis A. Escobar
Statistical Methods for Reliability Data Using SAS Software

Paper 263-24 : Todd R. Nelson and Scott D. Grimshaw
SAS Interface for Run-to-Run Batch Process Monitoring Using Real-time Data

Paper 264-24 : Brenda Cantell
Using Linear Regression and the Gibbs Sampler to Estimate the Probability of a Part Being Within Specification

Paper 265-24 : Melvin T. Alexander
Response Surface Optimization Using JMP Software

Paper 267-24 : Leslie A. Christensen
Introduction to Building a Linear Regression Model

Paper 268-24 : Rachel J. Goldberg
PROC FACTOR: How to Interpret the Output of a Real-World Example

Paper 269-24 : George C. J. Fernandez
Detection of Model Specification, Outlier, and Multicollinearity in Multiple Linear Regression Models Using Partial Regression/Residual Plots

Paper 270-24 : Robert W. Smith
Visual Hypothesis Testing with Confidence Intervals

Paper 271-24 : Sharad S. Prabhu, Robert N. Rodriguez, and Randall D. Tobias
The New ADX Interface for Design and Analysis of Experiments

Paper 272-24 : Dominique Latour and Padraic Neville
Segmentation Using Decision Trees

Paper 273-24 : Anthony M. Dymond
Data Mining for Hidden Groups in Hospital Populations

Paper 274-24 : Ben Lyons and Dawn Peters
Using Higher Order Asymptotics to Improve P-values and Confidence Intervals Given by PROC MIXED

Paper 275-24 : Jesse A. Canchola, Brian D. Marx, and Joseph A. Catania
LOGITSE: A SAS Macro for Logistic Regression Modeling in Complex Surveys

Paper 276-24 : Gregory L. Pearce and Peter H. Westfall
Using Resampling Techniques in PROC MULTITEST to Evaluate Surgeon SpecificResults Following Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) Surgery

Paper 277-24 : Maura Stokes
Statistical Enhancements in Release 6.12 of the SAS System

Paper 278-24 : Gordon Johnston and Maura Stokes
Repeated Measures Analysis with Discrete Data Using the SAS System

Paper 279-24 : Roland K. Hawkes
Implementing Balanced Replicated Subsampling Designs in SAS Software

Paper 280-24 : Jeff A. Sloan, Paul J. Novotny, Charles L. Loprinzi, and Suresh Nair
Graphical and Analytical Tools for the Analysis of Two-Period Crossover Clinical Trials

Paper 281-24 : Amrik Shah and Kirk Easley
Estimation via EM-Algorithm in a Bivariate Random Effects Model

Paper 282-24 : Joseph Earley and Archie Calise
Forecasting College Enrollment Using the SAS System

Paper 283-24 : Andrew Karp
Getting Started with PROC LOGISTIC

Paper 284-24 : Long Ngo and Richard Brand
Model Selection in Linear Mixed Effects Models Using SAS PROC MIXED

Paper 285-24 : William Bushnell and Martin Steiner
Use of PROC MIXED in the Analysis of Repeated Measures Data from a Clinical Trial in Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Paper 286-24 : Joseph Retzer and Kurt Pflughoeft
Measuring the Information Content of Regressors in the Linear Model Using PROC REG and SAS/IML

Paper 287-24 : Ralph G. O'Brien
UnifyPow: A SAS Macro for Sample-Size Analysis

Paper 288-24 : Gilbert W. Fellingham and H. Dennis Tolley
Mining the Data Warehouse: Statistical Analysis of Combined Tables of Categorical Data

Paper 289-24 : Data John A. Wass
Characterization of Variance in Medical Diagnostics: The Analysis of "Usual "

Paper 291-24 : Jun Zuo and Guijing Wang
Estimating Nonlinear Systems Using Customized SAS Macros: A Study on Demand for Medical Products and Services in the U.S

Paper 292-24 : Ursula Herr, Giovambattista Giangrieco, Fabio Zaccaria, and Danilo Ballanti
The Parameters: A Statistical Methodology to Determine the Profit of Business Activities

Paper 293-24 : Charles Hallahan
The Tobit Model: An Example of Maximum Likelihood Estimation with SAS/IML

Paper 294-24 : Boqing Wang
Net Impact Analysis for Program Evaluation, Modeling and SAS Programming

Paper 295-24 : Robert A. Vierkant
A SAS Macro for Calculating Bootstrapped Confidence Intervals About a Kappa Coefficient

Systems Architecture

Paper 296-24 : Gary Mehler
Integrating Windows Clients and the SAS System into the Enterprise

Paper 297-24 : Sharon Mosley-Hixon and Ray L. Ransom
Storage Strategies for Data, Formats, Catalogs and Other Information in Application Development Using the SAS System

Paper 299-24 : Randall Cates
Moving VMS Data to MS-EXCEL: Using SAS/CONNECT Software and DDE to Download Data from a VMS/ALPHA Network to Excel Spreadsheets on a PC

Paper 300-24 : Barry R. Cohen
Evaluation of Client/Server Configurations for Analytic Processing

Paper 301-24 : Keith Humphrey and Ray L. Ransom
Systems Architecture Solutions for an STD Information System

Paper 302-24 : Later H. W. Barry Merrill
Data Mining the Original Data Warehouse: Twenty-Five Years and a Million Lines of SAS

Paper 303-24 : Tom MacFarland and Glen Bechtold
The Collection and Integrated Access to Network Performance Information in a Large Scale Client/Server Environment Using SAS

Paper 304-24 : Iain Robertson
“How to Save $30,000 in 4 Hours ”-Migrating SAS Systems from the Mainframe to the PC

Paper 305-24 : Steven Wright
Converting an Old MVS Mainframe Project to Run on OpenVMS: A Guidebook to Success

Paper 306-24 : Michele G. Mandel, Robert E. Schwartz, Jr., and Steven A. Kinchen
An Application of the Internet-based Automated Data Management System (IADMS) for a Multi-Site Public Health Project

Paper 307-24 : Mark W. Cates
Taking Advantage of the SAS System on Windows NT

Paper 308-24 : Jodie Gilmore
Using Dynamic Data Exchange with Microsoft Word

Paper 310-24 : Fred Forst
Get Hiper About Hiperspaces

Paper 312-24 : Steven First
Faster SAS Jobs and Fewer Passes via DATA Step Views

Paper 313-24 : Paul Gilbert, Steve Light, Andy Siegel, and Shylendra Kumar
Performance Testing for SAS Running on AIX and Windows NT Platforms

Paper 314-24 : Karsten Self
UNIX Large File Processing Secrets

Paper 315-24 : Bruce R. McClinton
IT Performance Reporting-Breaking Free of the Glass House

Training and User Support Services

Paper 317-24 : Barbara B. Okerson
Adapting a SAS System Training Program to the Job Market

Paper 318-24 : Gerardette M. Furlow
SAS Software Distribution Issues-An Academic Perspective

Paper 319-24 : Ginger Carey and Helen Carey
Becoming a SAS Master

Paper 320-24 : Sunil Kumar Gupta
Utilizing Clinical SAS Report Templates

Paper 321-24 : Teresa Wilson and Jeffrey Foltz
An In-House Method of Teaching SAS to Fisheries Biologists

Paper 322-24 : John Kruth
Native Help Technology in SAS/AF Applications

Paper 323-24 : Ioannis C. Dimakos
Issues Concerning Consultant-Client Interactions: Things I learned at the Information Center

Paper 324-24 : Judy Loren
Ways of Learning: What the Trainer and the Student Need to Know about Learning Styles

Paper 325-24 : Greg Mast
Managing Disk Space with SAS

Paper 326-24 : Sunil Kumar Gupta
Designing Clinical SAS Service Request Forms