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Ninth
Annual Conference
September
5-7, 2001
San Francisco, California
Sally
Carson
RAND
Operations Chair
Diana
Suhr
University of Northern Colorado
Program Chair
Paul
Kent
Director of Base SAS Research
SAS Institute
Keynote Speaker
"SAS - Still Relevant after All These
Years?"
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Best Contributed Papers
Applications
Development
Pang-Ning
Tan
University of Minnesota
Harumi
Kuno
Hewlett-Packard Laboratories
Using SAS for Mining Indirect Associations
in Data
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Coders' Corner
AnnMaria Rousey
The MedStat Group
It's
Not My Fault but I Fixed It Anyway:
From Legacy Data All Over the Place to a
Consistent Automated Analysis system
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Data Analysis and Statistics
Curtis A. Smith
Defense Contract Audit Agency
Detecting
Anomalies in Your Data
Using Benford's Law
Tyler Smith
Besa Smith
Margaret AK Ryan
Naval Health Research Center
What
About a PROC RATES for All of Your
Rates and Proportions Needs?
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Data Warehousing and Database Management
David Cassell
Cassell-Sward Consulting
A
Sort of A Mess - Sorting Large Datasets
on Multiple Keys
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Internet, Intranets and the Web
David Cassell
Cassell-Sward Consulting
A
Perl Primer for SAS Programmers
Curtis A. Smith
Defense Contract Audit
Agency
Web
Enabling Your Graphs With HTML, ActiveX
and JAVA Using SAS/Graph and the Output
Delivery System
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Outliers
Kirk Paul Lafler
Software Intelligence
Corporation
Charles Edwin Shipp
Shipp Consulting
SAS
Consulting: New Beginnings
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Posters
Linda Wang
Anthony Hawksworth
Gregory Gray
Naval Health Research Center. San Diego
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Dichotomous Logistic Regression
Model for Predictors of Adenovirus Infection
among Military Trainees
Honorable mention
Elizabeth A. Roth
RAND
Organization
Strategy for the
Beginner Programmer
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