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specifies the output data table to contain the simulated compound distribution sample. CAS-libref.data-table is a two-level name, where CAS-libref refers to the caslib and session identifier, and data-table specifies the name of the output data table. For more information about this two-level name, see the DATA= option and the section Using CAS Sessions and CAS Engine Librefs. The CAS-libref must be identical to the CAS-libref that you specify in the DATA= option. If you specify programming statements to adjust individual severity values, then this data table contains both unadjusted and adjusted samples.
You can specify the following variable-name-options to control the names of the variables that are created in the OUT= data table:
specifies the names of the variables to contain the adjusted compound distribution sample in the OUT= data table. If you specify more than one variable-name, then separate them with spaces and enclose them in parentheses.
This option is ignored if you do not specify the ADJUSTEDSEVERITY= option and the programming statements to adjust the simulated severity values.
If you specify k names in the ADJSAMPLEVAR= option and if you specify m symbols in the ADJUSTEDSEVERITY= option such that , then the k names are used for the first k symbols. The variable names for the remaining symbols are the same as the corresponding symbol names. If , then the extra names are ignored.
If you do not specify the ADJSAMPLEVAR= option, if you specify only one adjusted severity symbol in the ADJUSTEDSEVERITY= option, and if you specify the ONEADJSEVCOMPAT option, then "_AGGADJSEV_" is used by default.
SAMPLEVAR=variable-name
specifies the name of the variable to contain the simulated sample in the OUT= data table. If you do not specify this option, then "_AGGSEV_" is used by default.
Further, you can request that the perturbed samples be written to the OUT= data table by specifying the following out-option:
PERTURBOUT
writes all the perturbed samples to the OUT= data table. Each perturbed sample is identified by the value of the _DRAWID_ variable in the OUT= data table. A value of 0 indicates an unperturbed sample.
Separate compound distribution samples are generated for each combination of specified severity and frequency models. The _SEVERITYMODEL_ and _COUNTMODEL_ columns in the OUT= data table identify the severity and frequency models, respectively, that are used to generate the sample in the SAMPLEVAR= variable and ADJSAMPLEVAR= variables.
For more information about the variables in the OUTSAMPLE= data table, see the section OUTSAMPLE= Data Table.