In SAS Model Manager, when a data scientist publishes a model to the 'SAS Micro Analytic Service' destination, which score code format is required?
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Here's the deal — b is correct because SAS Micro Analytic Service (MAS) executes DS2 programs. When publishing to MAS from SAS Model Manager, the score code must be in DS2 format — specifically a DS2 package with a score() method that accepts input variables and returns output predictions.
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B is correct because SAS Micro Analytic Service (MAS) executes DS2 programs. When publishing to MAS from SAS Model Manager, the score code must be in DS2 format — specifically a DS2 package with a score() method that accepts input variables and returns output predictions. A (Python) is supported by a different publishing destination (Python Wrapper or SAS Viya Python endpoint). C (DATA step SAS code) can be used for other destinations like CAS or file-based scoring. D (PMML) is supported by specific PMML scoring engines, not MAS.