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/* test data set */ data comments; length obs 8 comment $1000.; length p 8 c $1.; drop p c; input obs @@; /* skip the blanks */ do while (c=''); input c $char1. @@; /* guess what is wrong with $1.? */ end; /* read one char at a time */ p = 1; substr(comment,p,1) = c; do until (c='#'); p + 1; input c $char1. @@; substr(comment, p, 1) = c; end; substr(comment, p, 1) = " "; /* get the # out */ /* release the input line */ input; cards; 1 SAS defines analytics as data-driven insight for better decisions. With SAS Analytics you get an integrated environment for predictive analytics and descriptive modeling, data mining, text mining, forecasting, optimization, simulation, experimental design and more.# 2 Our analytic solutions provide a range of techniques and processes for the collection, classification, analysis and interpretation of data to reveal patterns, anomalies, key variables and relationships, leading ultimately to new insights for guided decision making.# 3 We offer a comprehensive suite of analytics software# 4 SAS offers an integrated suite of analytics software unmatched in the industry, and delivered to you in a single environment.# ; run; /* parse each word into an obs */ data words; length obs no 8 word $16.; /* will be truncated if longer */ keep obs no word; set comments; no = 0; do while(1); no + 1; word = upcase(scan(comment, no, " .,!?")); if word="" then leave; output; end; run; proc freq data=words; tables word/ out=counts; run; data test; set counts; file print; if word>='A'; n + 1; drop n; if mod(N,3)=1 then put; /* changed to 3 to narrow */ put word $10. count 5. +3 @; run;
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