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| Getting Started With SAS Graphics
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Starting with SAS 9.2, SAS has made significant strides to upgrade its
graphics capabilities. With each version of SAS after 9.2 SAS
continues to improve and modernize its graphics capabilities.
Since these changes are relatively new, there are only a few
resources available to learn these new graphics procedures.
Here are a few that I have found helpful.
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Statistical Graphics Procedures
By Example
This book is a good introductory book in the spirit of the 'By Example'
series of books published by SAS. The book is essentially a
compendium of statistical graphics and the code used to produce
them. A beginning SAS programmer that wants to learn how to
make statistical graphics with SAS should start here.
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SAS Graph: Beyond the Basics
This book is one level up in sophistication from 'Statistical Graphics
Procedures By Example', but this book will not be as useful to
everyone. Check the table of contents and see if you are
needing these specific types of statistical graphics.
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Statistical Graphics in SAS
If you want to be able to produce sophisticated custom statistical
graphics in SAS, like you may already do in R, then you will
need to read this book so that you can learn the SAS Graph
Template Language (GTL). This book also provides an overview of
the new statistical graphics procedures (the ones that start
with SG - SGPLOT, SGSCATTER, and SGPANEL).
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