Hello, I tried many ways to install python packages on SAS, steps you provided are very helpful as they reduced my pain. But I want to know one thing what is Generative AI? Is this relatable to SAS     Thanks ... View more

Hello, you can try this! ODS GRAPHICS / RESET HEIGHT=4.9in WIDTH=6.83in; proc sgpanel data=plot2 noautolegend; panelby _PlotBY / novarname HEADERATTRS=(Family="times new roman" Size=11); band UPPER=_UCLM LOWER=_LCLM X=_XCLAS / TRANSPARENCY=.85 group=_group nofill; styleattrs datacontrastcolors=(green black); SERIES Y=_PREDICTED X=_XCLAS / group=_group; colaxis values=(0 to 4 by 1) label='Time' LABELATTRS=(size=11 family="times new roman") VALUEATTRS=(size=11 family="times new roman"); rowaxis grid values=(0 to 3 by 0.25) LABELATTRS=(size=11 family="times new roman") label='Predicted Mood' VALUEATTRS=(size=11 family="times new roman") GRIDATTRS=(color=GrayCA thickness=.1mm); keylegend / title="Condition" position=bottom titleattrs=(Size=11) valueattrs=(Family="times new roman" Size=11) across=1; title font=timesnewroman "Fit Mood" height=11 ; run; I hope this will help you out. ... View more

Hello, According to me, When using PROC SGPANEL in SAS, you can add a label for the panel variable by using the PANELBY statement and specifying the label with the PANELBYLABEL option. This helps in organizing and labeling your plots based on different categories in your data. I hope you got the answer. Have a nice day!   ... View more

Hello! To test for significant differences in proportions among the C, T1, and T2 groups: Use a chi-squared test for independence. Calculate expected frequencies, chi-squared statistic, and degrees of freedom. Compare chi-squared statistic with critical value at chosen significance level. Larger sample sizes increase test power but don't guarantee meaningful differences. Interpret SAS output by examining chi-squared statistic, degrees of freedom, and p-value. If p-value < chosen significance level, there's a significant difference between groups. Use PROC FREQ or PROC LOGISTIC in SAS for analysis.     ... View more

Hello, As per my knowledge best 12. in SAS means display numbers using the minimum number of characters needed to show the value accurately, up to 12 characters. For format pd 8. , it specifies PD should be displayed using 8 characters, including decimal places. ... View more

Hello!  The lockdown violation error likely stems from the %INCLUDE statement in your code. Viya's security policies may restrict external file inclusion. Avoid using %INCLUDE and incorporate necessary code directly. Check permissions and consult SAS support if needed. ... View more