LGD modelling using Linear Regression   proc score data= Mydata score=tarin_estimate out=Reg_output (keep=RR model1) predict type=parms; var var1 var2 var3 var4... var14; run;   I want to know about the option predict? Can you please help. Thanks   ... View more

Hi.   How can do a log transformation of a variable if the distribution is not symmetric. Is there a proc for that?   Thanks, Asif   ... View more

Hi,   I wanted to know whether the priorevent option in the score statement of Proc Logistic and the offset function or the sampling weights option will yield the same result. Thank You! ... View more

Hello,   How to Replacing Variables by WoE (Weight of Evidence) in Logistic Regression in SAS.   Sas enterprise miner gives a conveient way to do this, but how to do it in sas 9.4? Can you please help.   Regards,    ... View more

Hello,   Can proc HPBIN handle categorical variables? If not what is the most efficient ways of collapsing categorical variables.   Thanks,    ... View more

Hi, Here is the code that I have written. The file is stored in the work library.     proc ttest data=work.Ameshousing plots(shownull)=interval H0=135000; var SalePrice; title "One-Sample t-test testing whether mean SalePrice=$135,000"; run; title;   I am getting the below error    ERROR 22-322: Syntax error, expecting one of the following: ;, (, ALPHA, CI, COCHRAN, DATA, H0. ERROR 76-322: Syntax error, statement will be ignored.   ... View more

  Hello,   My below mentioned code runs into an error:   %macro BaselCap(PD, LGD, EAD, corr); temp1=((1/1-&corr))**0.5)*probit(&PD)+ ((&corr/1-&Corr))**0.5)*probit(0.999)); temp2=CDF('Normal',temp1); Cap=&EAD*&LGD*(temp2-&PD); %mend BaselCap;   data resmortgage; do i=1 to 999; PD=i/1000; %BaselCap(PD, LGD=0.50, EAD=1, corr=0.15); output; end; run;   Can you please assist, Thanks ... View more