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Friday, 20 May 2016

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Thursday, 14 April 2016

PROC REPORT versus other Base SAS procedures : Epoch Research Institute India Pvt. Ltd. (www.epoch.co.in)

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Jane Eslinger

When you’re making a report, how do you choose which procedure to use? The answer is – it depends.

It depends on:

whether you are doing an ad hoc analysis or creating a final report that many people will see
whether you will run statistical tests with your data or if you just want to see it
your level of comfort and if you already have working code

Most of my work involves creating final reports that will be distributed to many users. I am a PROC REPORT specialist, so 90% of the time, I use PROC REPORT to create these reports.

Here is why:

PROC REPORT versus PROC MEANS/PROC SUMMARY

PROC MEANS is a wonderful, powerful procedure in its own right. It is an excellent tool for creating data sets of statistics that get fed into DATA steps or other procedures. I use PROC MEANS extensively, but not as my final reporting procedure.

PROC MEANS can’t:

give me percentages
do traffic lighting
add, subtract, multiply, or divide two variables
create new variables

PROC MEANS can give you an overall total and a total for CLASS and BY variables, but so can PROC REPORT.

PROC REPORT versus PROC FREQ

PROC FREQ is really good at creating a small data set of counts that I can use later. It is a very quick way of calculating percentages, which might be easier than trying to calculate them in PROC REPORT. However, starting with PROC REPORT is better for me, just in case I am asked to make changes to the final output and the changes require something that PROC FREQ can’t do.

PROC FREQ does not:

support the STYLE option, so I can’t apply traffic lighting
calculate simple statistics, like median or mean
add informative text

PROC REPORT versus PROC PRINT

I like PROC PRINT because it provides a simple, clean way of displaying data. But, in my way of thinking, PROC REPORT can do everything PROC PRINT can do and more.

PROC PRINT can only provide the N statistic and a sum of the numeric variables, either for BY groups or the overall data set.

It cannot:

calculate other statistics
add, subtract, multiply, or divide two variables
create new variables
apply traffic lighting colors based on the value of another valuable
apply attributes at the row level (only the column level)

PROC REPORT versus PROC TABULATE

For me, PROC TABULATE is the closest competitor to PROC REPORT. Both are powerful and produce excellent output. However, I think PROC REPORT has a slight advantage over PROC TABULATE because of its DATA step capabilities.

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PROC TABULATE does:

calculate row, group, and column percentages using a statistical keyword; PROC REPORT does not
calculate totals for individual CLASS variables, as well as the combination of CLASS variables with very simple code
stack variables in a column
apply style changes such as traffic lighting, but not based on the value of another variable

PROC TABULATE does not:

add, subtract, multiply, or divide two variables (Note: you can divide in some cases)
have the ability to create new variables
insert text in the middle of the table
give much control over the headers

I have found that PROC REPORT offers me more flexibility, so I instinctively start with it. You might have a different opinion of which procedure is best to use. That is ok! If you have a PROC PRINT step that does everything you need then, by all means, keep using the PROC PRINT step (or FREQ/MEANS/TABULATE). Don’t change your code for no reason!

But, if the procedure you are currently using does not give you everything you need, then change it. It might take less time to change the procedure than to write code to restructure the data to fit the current procedure.

Practice using other procedures to expand your programming skills. For example, if you have a PROC MEANS step you use a lot, see if you can create the same output using PROC TABULATE or PROC REPORT. When you become familiar with other procedures, you can switch between them. You will also internalize which procedure will be the best choice for certain tasks.

For more information, visit Which Base procedure is best for simple statistics.

For anyone attending this year’s SAS Global Forum, I will be in the Quad throughout the event. Feel free to find me, I would love to talk with you about this topic!

Source :

http://blogs.sas.com/content/sastraining/2016/04/07/proc-report-versus-base-sas-procedures/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+TheSasTrainingPost+%28The+SAS+Training+Post%29

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Saturday, 2 April 2016

Excellent chance for all the statistical background students to initiate with SAS Enterprise Guide: SAS ANOVA Regression and Logistic Regression : Epoch Research Institute India Pvt. Ltd. (www.epoch.co.in)

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ANOVA Regression and Logistic Regression:

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SAS Enterprise Guide

This course is designed for SAS Enterprise Guide users who want to perform Statistical analyses using SAS Enterprise Guide, a point-and-click interface to the SAS system. The basic requirement for this training is that before attending this course, you should have completed an undergraduate course in statistics covering p-values, hypothesis testing, analysis of variance, and regression.

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Statistical inference

Analysis of variance

Multiple regression

Categorical data analysis and logistic regression

You will learn to construct graphs to explore and summarize data

Construct confidence intervals for means

Test Hypothesis

Apply multiple comparison techniques in ANOVA

Assess and correct co linearity in multiple regressions

Use diagnostic statistics to identify potential outliers in multiple regression

Use chi-square statistics to detect associations among categorical variables, and fit a multiple logistic regression model

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Introduction to Statistics

Examining data distributions

Obtaining and interpreting sample statistics

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Inferences for the mean

Constructing confidence intervals

Performing simple tests of hypothesis

Analysis of variance

Performing one-way ANOVA

Performing multiple comparisons

Performing two-way ANOVA with and without interactions

Regression

Producing scatter plots

Producing correlations

Fitting a simple linear regression model

Understanding the concepts of multiple regression

Building and interpreting models

Regression Diagnostics

Examining residuals

Investigating influence and co linearity

Categorical Data analysis

Producing frequency tables

Examining tests for general and linear association

Understanding the concepts of logistic regression

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