HI
Could someone show me/help me how to get the MSEP (mean square error of prediction) using crossvalidation "leaving one out" for a model linear model?
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here is the deal: I am creating a table with some variables and the 'observations' are read from a .txt file here is my code f
data pesek; infile 'a path' input id kon $ alder utb $@@; run;
ok that works out fine however it is adding a blankspace to each observation in my variable 'utb' which is a problem. If I now add data to this existing table with the INPUT statement for example I add: 29 M 20 GY it will not create extra blankspace to GY which means that any observation in my table which has GY+blankspace will not be "the same" as the GY which I added with the input statement since one has the blankspace and the other one doesnt
what can I do?
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hehe, the problem is that I cant even copy from eg. a .txt file and paste it into my "SAS browser". I give up , i will borrow another computer which not a MAC computer, 😞
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above i wrote that I used cmd + 2 and cmd + 4 , mistake! but I have edited it to alt + 2 and alt + 4 which would give me @ and $ .
What happens when i do: alt + 2 is that the "code window" jumps/switches to the "log window" and once i do: alt + 2 again it goes to the "result window",
code --> log ---> result
when applying alt + 2, but as I have mentioned it should be @ or atleast how it works when I am not using SAS university edition
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It seems like a simple problem I want to get @ , $ using : alt + 2 and alt + 4 , and it won't allow me to do it in the section which i have pointed out in the picture
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Hi I am running SAS university Edition with VM-fusion. I need the: @ and $ but: alt + 2 , alt + 4 , does not work when I am Using SAS in a browser, why Am I getting this problem?
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