Let them eat pie - Graphically Speaking (sas.com)   Extended Pie Chart: Donut of Pie - SAS Support Communities   If needed I can make you a pie chart with DSGI (data step graphics interface). But DSGI is not working on Viya and also in SAS 9.4 it is no longer supported as from M6 or so (M6 = Maintenance level 6).   Also, I invite you to do this Google search: pie chart site:support.sas.com   Good luck, Koen ... View more

Also ... I moved this topic to "Data Science" - / "Data Mining" - board. You will get more and better responses here.   BR, Koen ... View more

I think you should do like this :   See : Home > SAS Communities Library > Scoring Clustering Models in SAS Viya https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Communities-Library/Scoring-Clustering-Models-in-SAS-Viya/ta-p/909230   Look at section "Scoring data outside of Model Studio" Look therein at "Option 1".   You need to work with a "SAS Code node" (after Clustering node) , ... you need to create a pseudo-target , ... and move your SAS Code node to the "Supervised Learning"-group of nodes.   You now can deploy your score code in various ways (register, publish, download from the Pipeline Comparison tab), just as you would for a supervised model.   Koen ... View more

I think you need to submit your request here :   SAS Product Suggestions Home > SAS Product Suggestions (under Community in the header bar) https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Product-Suggestions/idb-p/product-suggestions   Koen ... View more

@bhr-q wrote: Thanks for your answer, it was interesting to get the tolerance using Proc GLM, but when I used Proc GLM with the tolerance option it didn't show me any tolerance. Weird. Here's some info on the tolerance output in PROC GLM : The Type 1 tolerance of a parameter is the tolerance for this parameter with respect to the preceding parameters in the model. The Type 2 tolerance of a parameter is the tolerance for this parameter with respect to all other parameters in the model. The TYPE 2 Tolerance is consistent with the TOL option on the MODEL statement in PROC REG, which is 1/VIF. It is your choice which tolerance to use. Koen ... View more

Using dattrmap ! data myattrs; length value $10 fillcolor $12; show='AttrMap'; id="some_id"; value='F'; fillcolor="yellow"; output; value='M'; fillcolor="purple"; output; run; title1 h=18pt ls=1.5 "ODS Graphics - Color Control"; proc sgpanel data=sashelp.class dattrmap=myattrs noautolegend pad=(left=10pct right=10pct); panelby Sex; histogram height / scale=count group=sex attrid=some_id; density height; run; /* end of program */ Koen ... View more

Home > Programming > SAS Procedures > PROC IMPORT/EXPORT -- forcing column to be character or numeric https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Procedures/PROC-IMPORT-EXPORT-forcing-column-to-be-character-or-numeric/td-p/132678   or a Google search : proc import SAS read in all columns as character site:communities.sas.com   Koen ... View more

Concurring with @PaigeMiller .   In PROC GLMMOD , you can use the OUTDESIGN= option. In PROC GLMMOD , you can use ODS to create the design matrix data set. The results are equivalent, but the columns of the data set produced by ODS have names that are directly related to the names of their corresponding effects.   Here's an example of the latter option: SAS Help Center: Example 49.2 Factorial Screening   ods output DesignPoints = DesignMatrix; proc glmmod data=Screening; model y = a|b|c|d|e@2; run; proc reg data=DesignMatrix; model y = a--d_e; model y = a--d_e / selection = forward details = summary slentry = 0.05; run; QUIT; Koen ... View more

data work.abc; do i=0 to 100; maand = INTNX('MONTH','01JAN2014'd,i,'SAMEDAY'); output; end; format maand MONYY5.; run; Koen ... View more

Thanks for feedback. You can label your own answer above as the solution.   Koen ... View more

On the PARSE statement, please specify : NONOUNGROUPS | NONG  :  Suppresses noun group extraction in parsing NOSTEMMING  :  Suppresses stemming in parsing NOTAGGING  :  Suppresses part-of-speech tagging in parsing SHOWDROPPEDTERMS  :  Includes dropped terms in the OUTTERMS= data table Still the same problem?  Are you sure the 1 or 2 words in the small documents (the ones you are missing in the output tables) are not in the stop list? BR, Koen ... View more

There is a course: https://learn.sas.com/search/index.php?q=mcmc   Koen ... View more

@William29 wrote: I have looked and I definitely do not have a variable called _WARN_ in the scored dataset. Should this variable be present? Not necessarily. I know that Enterprise Miner (that's a SAS 9.x tool) was including this variable when scoring (new) data with a deployed model.   Koen ... View more

Don't you have a variable named _WARN_ in the scored data set that indicates why the model could not be applied? If I have time later today, I will analyze the log-file.   Moving your question to "SAS Data Science" - board.   Koen ... View more