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XML Erases the Barriers between Data and Documents in Clinical Research
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October 21, 2002 - Michael Palmer
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Reducing Statisticians' Programming Load: Automated Statistical Analysis with SAS and XML.
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May 1, 2000 - Michael Palmer and Cecilia Hale
Statisticians often spend more time programming and supervising
the programming for tables than they spend on the statistical
analyses reported in the tables. Features new in versions 7 and 8
of SAS coupled with XML make it possible to reduce this
programming load by automating analysis steps.
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A Step Towards Automated Statistical Analysis of Clinical Trials Using SAS and XML
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March 1, 2000 - Michael Palmer and Cecilia Hale
The innovative use of XML
reported here uses it, instead of the usual labor-intensive programming effort, to integrate statistical
analysis with the tables that report the analysis. In the integration, XML works with SAS software to
retrieve information from a database and deliver it composed, styled, and ready-to-use to XMLenabled
publishing software.
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Streamlining Statistical Table Creation
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June 1, 1999 - Michael Palmer and Cecilia Hale
An innovative use of a new, non-proprietary, open source
software technology streamlines production of statistical
tables and, consequently, clinical study reports, health
authority applications, and publications.
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