Which statement is true regarding sequence analysis?

The statement concerning the requirement of inputs in ID, Target, and Sequence roles is accurate for sequence analysis. Sequence analysis involves examining a series of events or actions that typically occur in a specific order. In order to effectively analyze these sequences, it is essential to properly structure the dataset using the appropriate roles:

• The ID role identifies individual transactions or cases within the dataset.

• The Target role usually represents the outcome or the item of interest that you are analyzing within the sequencing.

• The Sequence role captures the ordered events or actions associated with each ID, allowing the analysis to track the flow and associations within the data.

This structured input allows for a comprehensive analysis of patterns, trends, and associations over time, which is essential for understanding sequences.

While other options relate to aspects of sequence analysis, they do not provide a complete or correct description relevant to the required inputs for performing sequence analysis in SAS Enterprise Miner. For instance, while it is true that the strength of a sequence rule can be measured by confidence and support, this does not address the foundational requirements for conducting the analysis itself. Similarly, although SAS Enterprise Miner does indeed offer a tool for sequence analysis, the presence of such a tool does not pertain directly to how