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Specifies an array of histogram request packages to be processed by the action. You can match request packages to analysis variables with the nArgsForEachVar and varsToArgsMap parameters. Alias is reqPacks....
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When set to True, all scale types will be computed. Default is False....
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Specifies the bin end values. If applicable, they override the data maximum values....
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Controls how to map values that fall at the boundary between consecutive bins. LEFT enables you to express the bins with [], (], ..., (] notation. RIGHT enables [), [), ..., [] notation. Default is RIGHT....
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When set to True, outliers are binned into distinct bins. If n bins are generated for non-outlier values, then the lower and upper outlier bins correspond to bin IDs n+1 and n+2, respectively. Default is False....
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Specifies the bin start values. If applicable, they override the data minimum values....
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Specifies the bin width....
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Specifies the user-provided cutpoints, for the CUTPTS binning technique. Alias is cutPts....
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When set to True, bins with zero observations are permitted. By default, leading and trailing empty bins are removed. Other empty bins are combined with the first non-empty bin to the right. Default is TRUE....
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When set to True, all histograms for a variable, across group-by groups, use the same bin boundaries. Default is False....
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Specifies the estimate to use for the number of observations per group-by. This is needed for the nicing algorithm to determine a common bin width across group-bys. Can be 'AVERAGE', 'MAX', or 'MIN'....
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When set to True, bin boundaries are forced to be integer values. Alias is intBinning. Default is TRUE....
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Specifies an integer binning limit. Integer binning is disabled if the range of the integral variable is greater than the specified value. Alias is intBinningLim. Default is 16....
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Specifies the type of histogram for the request package. Can be 'CUTPTS' (creates bins according to user-specified cutpoints), 'EQUALFREQ' (creates equal-frequency bins), or 'EQUALWIDTH' (creates equal-width bins). Alias is type. Default is EQUALWIDTH....
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Specifies the number of bins. By default the bin boundary nicing algorithm is on. The nicing algorithm uses this value as a guidance, and it may generate a different number of bins....
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When set to False, the nice-binning algorithm is suspended and bin boundaries are not guaranteed to fall on 'nice' values. Default is TRUE....
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Specifies the outlier definition and treatment....
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When set to True, the mean is used, instead of the median, as the center for the absolute average deviation (AAD) scale estimator. Alias is aadLocUseMean. Default is TRUE....
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Specifies the estimation method of location. Can be 'BIWEIGHT' (Tukey biweight), 'GEOMETRICMEAN', 'HARMONICMEAN', 'MEAN' (arithmetic mean, default), 'MEDIAN', 'TRIMMEDMEAN' (with lowerPerc, upperPerc, or symPerc), or 'WINSORIZEDMEAN' (with lowerPerc, upperPerc, or symPerc)....
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Specifies the tuning factor for the Tukey biweight location estimator. Alias is locBiweightTuning. Minimum value is 0 (exclusive)....
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Specifies the lower percentile threshold (PERC outlier definition). Alias is lowerPerc. Range is (0, 50)....
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Specifies a global maximum value....
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Specifies a global minimum value....
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Specifies the values to use as replacements for outliers. These can be user defined values or location estimates. Options include 'BIWEIGHT', 'GEOMETRICMEAN', 'HARMONICMEAN', 'MEAN', 'MEDIAN', 'TRIMMEDMEAN', 'WINSORIZEDMEAN' or a list of double values....
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Specifies the scale method to use. Can be 'AAD' (absolute deviation), 'BIWEIGHT' (Tukey biweight), 'GINI', 'IQR' (inter-quartile range), 'MAD' (median absolute deviation), or 'STD' (standard deviation, default)....
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Specifies the tuning factor for the Tukey biweight scale estimator. Alias is sclBiweightTuning. Minimum value is 0 (exclusive)....
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Specifies the multiplying factor for the chosen scale estimator....
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Specifies the symmetric percentile threshold to use. For example, a value of 20 indicates to set a lower percentile to 10 and the upper percentile to 90. Alias is symPerc. Range is (0, 100)....
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Specifies the upper percentile threshold to use. Alias is upperPerc. Range is (50, 100)....
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Uses the specified user-defined limits as the lower and upper thresholds for each variable....
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Specifies the Z threshold....
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Specifies the outlier definition method. Can be 'IQR', 'MIQR', 'MZSCORE', 'PERC', 'UDFLIMITS', or 'ZSCORE'....
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Specifies how to treat outliers. Options include 'REPLACE' (replaced with user defined values or location estimates), 'TRIM' (set to missing and discarded), or 'WINSOR' (replaced with the lower or upper threshold and then binned)....
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When set to True, rounding is applied to bin boundaries. Default is False....
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Specifies the rounding factor to use when rounding values....
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Specifies the rounding direction. For example, if you specify a rounding factor of 5, a bin boundary of 6.2 is rounded UP to 10, DOWN to 5, and NEAREST to 5. Can be 'DOWN', 'NEAREST', or 'UP'....
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Specifies how to present the results. PERCENT uses the range [0, 100]. DENSITY and PROPORTION use [0, 1]. Default is PERCENT....
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Specifies the table name, caslib, and other common parameters. For more information, see the common castable parameter....
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Specifies the tolerance for the iterative robust univariate statistics. Default is 1E-05....
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Specifies which request packages to compute for each variable. If a value is specified for the nArgsForEachVar parameter, then you must set this. Otherwise, both parameters are ignored and all request packages are computed for all variables....
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Specifies the weight variable....
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The builtins.history action shows the actions that were run in the current session....
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You can save the action history to an output table by using the 'casOut' parameter. This parameter specifies the settings for saving the history to an output table. For detailed information on its subparameters, refer to the common casouttable parameter documentation....
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You can specify the starting action for the history report using the 'first' parameter. It takes an integer value representing the ordinal position of the first action to report on. Negative values are subtracted from the current action's ordinal position. The default value is 1....
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You can specify the ending action for the history report using the 'last' parameter. It takes an integer value representing the ordinal position of the last action to report on. Negative values are subtracted from the current action's ordinal position. The default value is -1 (meaning the last actio...
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The 'syntax' parameter specifies the language in which to return the action commands invoked in a session. Allowed values are 'CASL', 'LUA', or 'ASLOGGED'. The default value is 'ASLOGGED'....
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The 'verbose' parameter (TRUE | FALSE) determines whether action information is printed to the client log in addition to being returned in the results. The default value is TRUE....
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Use absolute of frequencies, useful when frequency data are correlations. Alias: absFrequency. Default: FALSE....
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specifies the layout of several or all hypergroup graphs together in one frame is to be determined. Use allGraphsMin= and allGraphsMax= to control which graphs qualify. Default: FALSE....
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specifies the maximum number of vertices a graph can have so it qualifies to be in a allGraphs layout. Remember to specify or tick the allGraphs option. Alias: agMax. Default: INT64_MAX....
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