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what is the difference btw proc means and proc univariate?
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Answer Posted / pratik
Proc Mean gives information about stastical values of
numeric varaible like mean,max,min,standard dev etc.here
you can give CLS also to restrict the limit.
Proc Univariate used to predict the distribution of single
variable. basically we use this to know whether the
distrubution is symmetric,flat or picked.
basically we can come to know skweness and kartous.
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