Mastering Categorical Data Analysis with SAS
Learners will identify categorical data types, analyze distributions and associations, apply exact tests, construct logistic regression models, and evaluate model performance using SAS. This comprehensive course builds the full skill set needed to work confidently with categorical data across real-world analytical scenarios. Through hands-on demonstrations, learners gain practical experience generating frequency tables, interpreting crosstabulations, computing Fisher’s Exact p-values, and applying ordinal association techniques. The course then advances into logistic regression, where learner
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