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SAS Work Shop Statistical Programs   
GRAPH College of Agriculture
Outline http://www.uidaho.edu/ag/statprog
  1. Introduction
  2. Procedures
    1. GPLOT
      1. Required Statements
        1. PLOT
      2. Options
        1. OVERLAY
        2. VREF, HREF
    2. GCHART
      1. Required Statements
        1. VBAR, HBAR
        2. PIE
      2. General Options
        1. FREQ
      3. VBAR/HBAR Options
        1. FREQ
        2. PERCENT
        3. CFREQ
        4. CPERCENT
        5. MEAN, SUM, and SUMVAR
      4. PIE Options
        1. FREQ
        2. FILL
    3. G3D
      1. Required Statements
        1. PLOT
        2. SCATTER
      2. General Options
        1. ROTATE
        2. TILT
      3. PLOT Options
        1. CTOP / CBOTTOM
        2. XYTYPE
      4. SCATTER Options
        1. NONEEDLE
        2. SHAPE
    4. GCONTOUR
      1. Required Statements
        1. PLOT
      2. Options
        1. LEVELS
        2. VREF / HREF
    5. Other Statements
      1. SYMBOLx
      2. GOPTIONS
        1. CBACK
  3. Applied SAS/Graph
    1. Regression Analysis
      1. Initial Graphics
        1. GPLOT
      2. Linear Regression Output
        1. GPLOT
          1. Residual Plots
          2. Observed and Predicted
          3. Prediction Bounds
        2. G3D
          1. Surface plots in Multiple Regression
        3. GCONTOUR
        4. Surface contours in multiple regression
      3. Nonlinear Regression Output
        1. GPLOT
          1. Residual Plots
          2. Observed and Predicted
          3. Prediction Bounds
      4. DVR Output
        1. GPLOT
          1. Overlayed lines
    2. Analysis of Variance
      1. Outputting Means
      2. Mean Bar Charts
        1. GCHART
      3. Interaction Plots
        1. GPLOT
    3. Categorical Analysis
      1. Distributional Plots
        1. GCHART
          1. Histograms
        2. GCHART
          1. Pie Charts
  4. Saving Graphic Output
    1. File Formats
      1. Bitmap
      2. Vector
    2. Cleaning Up Output
      1. Importing and Export