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How can I use a script to save prediction formulas from a Neural Network Fit to the data table, and to an SAS text file?

How can I use a script to save prediction formulas from a Neural Network Fit to the data table, and to an SAS text file?

I am fitting Neural Networks Models to data, and then saving the resulting prediction equations to the data table, and also to SAS text files, but these operations don't appear to be scriptable.

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Re: How can I use a script to save prediction formulas from a Neural Network Fit to the data table, and to an SAS text file?

You can see the entire protocol, which includes the Save Formulas command, for this platform by following these steps:

  • Select Help > Scripting Index.
  • Click All Categories and select Objects.
  • Select Neural Fit in the first list.
  • Select Save Formulas in second list.

From here, you can quickly open the specific documentation by clicking Topic Help after reviewing the syntax and running the sample script.

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Re: How can I use a script to save prediction formulas from a Neural Network Fit to the data table, and to an SAS text file?

You can see the entire protocol, which includes the Save Formulas command, for this platform by following these steps:

  • Select Help > Scripting Index.
  • Click All Categories and select Objects.
  • Select Neural Fit in the first list.
  • Select Save Formulas in second list.

From here, you can quickly open the specific documentation by clicking Topic Help after reviewing the syntax and running the sample script.

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