SAS Applications Programming: A Gentle Introduction (Duxbury Series in Statistics & Decision Sciences)
Frank C. DiIorio
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Intended for use as a core text or to supplement any introductory or intermediate level statistics course, this book presents the basics of the SAS system in a well-paced, structured, non-threatening manner. It provides an introduction to the SAS system for data management, analysis, and reporting using the subset of the language ideally suited for beginning students, while at the same time serving as a useful reference for intermediate or advanced users. Students lear...
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