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WendyCzika · ‎08-31-2017

Do you mean if you run from the Decision Tree node? Anytime you have Start/End Groups nodes in your flow, you need to run from the End Groups node or a subsequent node since the Start and End Groups nodes have to be paired together.

WendyCzika · ‎08-30-2017

Try running from the End Groups node; I don't think you can run the Start Groups node without also running the End Groups node in the flow.

WendyCzika · ‎08-29-2017

You could run PROC CORR in a SAS Code node.

WendyCzika · ‎08-18-2017

PROC HPCLUS has a CODE statement to save the DATA step score code, so you can use that, then score your new data with it: proc hpclus...; /* other statements */ code file="hpclus.sas"; run; data scored_data; set data_to_score; %inc "hpclus.sas"; run;

WendyCzika · ‎08-17-2017

Are you partitioning your data?

WendyCzika · ‎08-17-2017

I think you still need to create a catalog that contains a .source file as your entry point file, though from there you can point to regular macro files, not source files inside of a catalog. The following is from page 10 of http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/emxndg/67980/PDF/default/emxndg.pdf: To store your code in external files rather than in a SAS catalog, simply alter the FILENAME statements accordingly. However, you must store the entry point file (for example, example.source) in a catalog and place it in a SAS library that is accessible by Enterprise Miner. The simplest way to do this is to include your catalog in the Sashelp library by placing the catalog in the SASCFG folder. The exact location of this folder depends on your operating system and your installation configuration, but it is always found under the root SAS directory and has a path resembling ...\SAS \SASFoundation\9.2\nls\en\SASCFG. For example, on a typical Windows installation, the path is C:\Program Files\SAS\SASFoundation\9.2\nls\en \SASCFG

WendyCzika · ‎08-11-2017

I can't figure out why that is happening - we can't reproduce that with other data. As a workaround, you can try using a Segment Profile node (from the Assess tab) to help you view relationships between your segments and variables. Hopefully you will see all segments there (be sure to set Profile All property to Yes).

WendyCzika · ‎08-10-2017

My only initial thought is to try renaming the nodes so they don't have the same name, e.g. if you have 2 Decision Tree nodes, rename one of them to be "Decision Tree 2". Let me know if that doesn't help.

WendyCzika · ‎08-10-2017

Can you provide a screenshot of your diagram?

WendyCzika · ‎08-10-2017

This is the icon I mean (highlighted below) to see the data used in the plot:

WendyCzika · ‎08-10-2017

We aren't sure why you aren't seeing all segments in the top plot. You can look at the data that the plot is using by clicking on the Data icon when that plot is selected and see if that gives any clues about why it's only showing 3 segments - let us know!

WendyCzika · ‎08-10-2017

Thanks for the feedback! There is currently no way to use the upper confidence limits as the estimates in the score code - I don't know that we've heard that request before, but interesting to hear this! The ability to change ALPHA for a GLM is something we are adding into our future data mining and machine learning product.

WendyCzika · ‎08-04-2017

Hi there, just checking that you are using the Model Import node to import your model following the Input Data node?

WendyCzika · ‎08-02-2017

Please contact SAS Technical Support for this issue, with information like what your exact flow is: https://support.sas.com/en/technical-support.html

WendyCzika · ‎07-28-2017

I assume you mean the non-high-performance procedures, right? You can contact SAS Technical Support: https://support.sas.com/en/technical-support.html and if you give them your SAS Enterprise Miner site license, they can point you to what you need.

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