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Needed to know how to use SQL server for storing data and R for building scoring model do you know any stuff on that ? Ajay,India ohri2007@gmail.com
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July 7
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Hello WenSui. Thank you so much for your blog. I've added your site to my reference for statistics. Your posts on count data models in SAS is fantastic. Especially since I have an older version without proc countreg. Your blog is like an ideal statistic textbook which succintly explains the theory behind the text and then immediately provides the code and output. I will definitely recommend your site to my colleagues.
It is my first time visiting your stattistical blog. I need to say you are amazing. You must be a very smart guy and also hard working. Can not imagine how much you have done from March 2006.
I am very interested in your paper 'Improving credit scoring by GAM' and also classification using GAM.
Thanks for your great job. I am sure this will help me a lot with my GAM project after I struggle with reading your paper and codes for a few days.
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