Please generate code in SAS for the following issue:

1. A function that creates a list of N numbers which are a ratio of 2 random numbers chosen from a uniforme distributio at interval (0,1).
user
Please generate code in SAS for the following issue:

1. A function that creates a list of N numbers which are a ratio of 2 random numbers chosen from a uniforme distributio at interval (0,1).
assistant
Please generate code in SAS for the following issue:

1. A function that creates a list of N numbers which are a ratio of 2 random numbers chosen from a uniforme distributio at interval (0,1).
user
You can create a SAS macro to accomplish this task. Here's an example of a macro called `generate_ratios` which takes a parameter `N` for the number of ratio pairs to generate:

```sas
%macro generate_ratios(N);
    data ratios(drop=i);
        do i = 1 to &N;
            call streaminit(12345);
            num1 = rand("uniform");
            num2 = rand("uniform");
            if num2 = 0 then num2 = 1e-12;
            ratio = num1 / num2;
            output;
        end;
    run;
%mend generate_ratios;
```

To use this macro, just call it with the desired number of ratio pairs:

```sas
%generate_ratios(10);
```

The `generate_ratios` macro creates a dataset called `ratios` with a single variable `ratio`, containing the ratio of two random numbers generated from a uniform distribution on the interval (0, 1). The `call streaminit(12345)` function initializes the random number generator with a seed of 12345, ensuring that the random numbers generated are reproducible. You can change the seed to something else if you want different random numbers each time the macro runs.
assistant
You can create a SAS macro to accomplish this task. Here's an example of a macro called `generate_ratios` which takes a parameter `N` for the number of ratio pairs to generate:

```sas
%macro generate_ratios(N);
    data ratios(drop=i);
        do i = 1 to &N;
            call streaminit(12345);
            num1 = rand("uniform");
            num2 = rand("uniform");
            if num2 = 0 then num2 = 1e-12;
            ratio = num1 / num2;
            output;
        end;
    run;
%mend generate_ratios;
```

To use this macro, just call it with the desired number of ratio pairs:

```sas
%generate_ratios(10);
```

The `generate_ratios` macro creates a dataset called `ratios` with a single variable `ratio`, containing the ratio of two random numbers generated from a uniform distribution on the interval (0, 1). The `call streaminit(12345)` function initializes the random number generator with a seed of 12345, ensuring that the random numbers generated are reproducible. You can change the seed to something else if you want different random numbers each time the macro runs.
user
You can create a SAS macro to accomplish this task. Here's an example of a macro called `generate_ratios` which takes a parameter `N` for the number of ratio pairs to generate:

```sas
%macro generate_ratios(N);
    data ratios(drop=i);
        do i = 1 to &N;
            call streaminit(12345);
            num1 = rand("uniform");
            num2 = rand("uniform");
            if num2 = 0 then num2 = 1e-12;
            ratio = num1 / num2;
            output;
        end;
    run;
%mend generate_ratios;
```

To use this macro, just call it with the desired number of ratio pairs:

```sas
%generate_ratios(10);
```

The `generate_ratios` macro creates a dataset called `ratios` with a single variable `ratio`, containing the ratio of two random numbers generated from a uniform distribution on the interval (0, 1). The `call streaminit(12345)` function initializes the random number generator with a seed of 12345, ensuring that the random numbers generated are reproducible. You can change the seed to something else if you want different random numbers each time the macro runs.
assistant
n List = table(2); 
for i in nList : 
  a = rand(0,1); 
  b = rand(0,1);
  if (a > 0) :
    nList(i) = a/b;
  else :
    nList(i) = b/a;
end;
assistant
n List = table(2); 
for i in nList : 
  a = rand(0,1); 
  b = rand(0,1);
  if (a > 0) :
    nList(i) = a/b;
  else :
    nList(i) = b/a;
end;
user
n List = table(2); 
for i in nList : 
  a = rand(0,1); 
  b = rand(0,1);
  if (a > 0) :
    nList(i) = a/b;
  else :
    nList(i) = b/a;
end;
assistant