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An Introduction to ODS Statistical Graphics

Ian Sedgwick

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SAS has introduced a new and exciting way of generating plots and charts, referred to as ODS Statistical Graphics (or ODS Graphics for short), which complements the text output from statistical procedures. With the production release of SAS 9.2, over sixty statistical procedures have been modified to take advantage of this new functionality. In addition new SAS/GRAPH procedures allow you to create ODS graphics directly from SAS datasets. More complex modification can be made through the use of the underlying graphic template language (GTL). This tutorial shows you how to get started creating and customizing ODS Graphics within the SAS system.

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SAS has introduced a new and exciting way of generating plots and charts, referred to as ODS Statistical Graphics (or ODS Graphics for short), which complements the text output from statistical procedures. With the production release of SAS 9.2, over sixty statistical procedures have been modified to take advantage of this new functionality. In addition new SAS/GRAPH procedures allow you to create ODS graphics directly from SAS datasets. More complex modification can be made through the use of the underlying graphic template language (GTL). This tutorial shows you how to get started creating and customizing ODS Graphics within the SAS system.

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SAS has introduced a new and exciting way of generating plots and charts, referred to as ODS Statistical Graphics (or ODS Graphics for short), which complements the text output from statistical procedures. With the production release of SAS 9.2, over sixty statistical procedures have been modified to take advantage of this new functionality. In addition new SAS/GRAPH procedures allow you to create ODS graphics directly from SAS datasets. More complex modification can be made through the use of the underlying graphic template language (GTL). This tutorial shows you how to get started creating and customizing ODS Graphics within the SAS system.

Key concepts: Graphics, Computer science, Statistical graphics, Computer graphics (images), Statistical analysis, Computer graphics, Graph, Theoretical computer science

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