SAS 9.2

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In Hounslow

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Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Location

    Hounslow

  • Duration

    15 Days

Training from Beginner to Expert level. Suitable for: Individuals or groups who are interested to learn more about using Statistical analysis. The course will concentrate on using the SAS enterprise guide for data maintenance and analysis.

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Location

Start date

Hounslow (London)
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Craneshaw House, 8, Douglas Road, High Street, TW3 1DA

Start date

On request

About this course

You must have a fair idea of using SAS Enterprise Guide. It is recommended that you have knowledge of statistics eg: Hypothesis testing, regression analysis and variance analysis.

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Course programme

Overview of Enterprise Guide
  • Introducing Enterprise Guide
Business Problems and Statistical Solutions
  • Understanding the purpose of statistics
  • Calculating some simple summary statistics
  • Examining the variability of data, why can we never be sure?
Testing Business Questions
  • Introduction to terminology for testing questions
  • What is a t-test and when is it used?
  • How can I obtain and interpret a p-value?
  • What is analysis of variance and how is it different to a t-test?
  • Performing analysis of variance
Categorised Data - Why is it different?
  • Examining categorised data
  • Examining and testing for an association between two variables
  • Calculating and interpreting the chi-square test for association
Is There a Relationship Between Two Continuous Variables?
  • Exploring the relationship between two continuous variables
  • Measuring a linear relationship using correlation
  • Understanding the misuses of correlation statistics
  • Defining the linear relationship by using regression analysis
  • What are the assumptions of regression analysis and how can we check them?
How can we look at more than two continuous variables?
  • Is our target variable related to more than one variable?
  • Can we get better predictions by using more variables?
  • How can we select the 'best' variables?
What if our target variable is binary?
  • Why do we need to do something different?
  • What is logistic regression and how does it work?
  • What is an odds ratio and why is it useful?

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