JSM Activity #CE2003_24T

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CE2003_24T Wed, 8/6/03, 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM N-Monterey Room I
Power and Sample Size Analysis Using New SAS/STAT Software - THIS COURSE IS SOLD OUT - Continuing Ed
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Instructor(s): John Castelloe, SAS Institute, Inc.
This workshop demonstrates the SAS/STAT Power and Sample Size application, a web interface, and two procedures, PROC POWER and PROCE GLMPOWER. Numerous examples of sample size and power determination are illustrated with the new software, including proportion tests, t test, confidence intervals, equivalence tests, survival analyses, correlation, regression, ANOVA, and more complex linear models. After reviewing basic methodology, the workshop illustrates how to use the software to compute power and sample size, perform sensitivity analyses for other factors such as variability and type I error rate, and produce customized tables, graphs, and narratives. These tasks are an important aspect of planning and help produce studies with useful results for minimum resources. More information about the software (which is production in SAS version 9.1) is available on the web at ww.sas.com/statistcs. A basic familiarity with power and sample size computations is assumed. Fee: Everyone - $50.00
 

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