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What is the 'table.singlePass' subparameter?

The 'table.singlePass' subparameter, when set to True, does not create a transient table on the server. Setting this parameter to True can be efficient, but the data might not have stable ordering upon repeated runs. Default: FALSE.

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On: groupBy
Does the fmtLibCntlOut action support saving formats to a CNTL table?

Yes, the action essentially saves formats to a CNTL table (control table), which can be used to store and transfer user-defined formats.

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What is maxOptBatch in genmod Action?

The maxOptBatch parameter controls the number of observations processed in one batch. It accepts a 64-bit integer or 'AUTO'. It is related to the PAGEOBS= option in PROC GENSELECT statement.

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Can the `assess` action generate ROC and Lift chart data?

Yes. To get ROC (Receiver Operating Characteristic) data, set `includeRoc` to TRUE and specify an output table with the `rocOut` parameter. For Lift data, set `includeLift` to TRUE and use the `casOut` parameter to specify the output table. You can control the granularity of ROC calculations with `cutStep` and Lift calculations with `nBins`.

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What model selection methods are available in the 'logistic' action?

The 'logistic' action supports several automated model selection methods through the 'selection' parameter. These include 'FORWARD' (forward selection), 'BACKWARD' (backward elimination), 'STEPWISE' (stepwise regression), 'LASSO', and 'ELASTICNET'. You can control the process with criteria like 'AIC', 'SBC', and significance levels ('slEntry', 'slStay').

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