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Very different ranges auf factor levels

In one experiment, I have several factors whose factor levels (maximum vs. minimum value = range) differ substantially in their real-world dimensions. For one factor, the range is about 4%, for another factor about 16%, with several other factors lying in between. At present, these are only estimates of the minimum and maximum factor levels chosen so as not to impair the overall function of the ob...
NominalGemsbok3

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Feb 4, 2026 2:09 PM

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Best way to estimate contributors to process mean drift?

Suppose I have a response metric Y which is seeing a sudden uptick in mean, while variance is similar. Assume it is influenced by upstream process factors, P1, P2, P3, P4. What is the best way to estimate which of the process factors P1-P4 contributed most to the mean uptick? I have run POV analysis before to estimate contributors to variance, but is there a way to quantify similar effect on the ...
jmdz

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Feb 4, 2026 10:44 AM

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Semiconductor Toolkit not displaying background maps

Hi folks; I have downloaded the latest Semiconductor Toolkit from Marketplace for JMP 19. I tried to reproduce a set of wafer maps outlined in the tutorial by selecting a 300 mm map as a background map and using the example data set included with the toolkit. When I display my data, the background maps do not appear. Instead, the heatmaps are all square maps. Has anybody else encountered this?
StandardCrow102

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Feb 4, 2026 10:24 AM

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Verifying Random Run Order and Design Validity in JMP DOE

Hi everyone, I’m currently working with a Design of Experiments (DOE) created in JMP, and I’m interested in evaluating the quality of the randomized run order. Although JMP automatically randomizes the run sequence during design generation, I would like to objectively assess how effective that randomization is. In particular, I’d like to know whether JMP provides built‑in functionality or establi...
BayesKnight

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Feb 4, 2026 8:34 AM

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Hierarchy of open Data Tables

How can I get a hierarchy of all open data tables:
- subsets
- stacked / split table
- summary table

something like the tree structure in the main menu - or in the window list?
hogi

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Feb 4, 2026 8:08 AM

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Very different ranges auf factor levels

In one experiment, I have several factors whose factor levels (maximum vs. minimum value = range) differ substantially in their real-world dimensions. For one factor, the range is about 4%, for another factor about 16%, with several other factors lying in between. At present, these are only estimates of the minimum and maximum factor levels chosen so as not to impair the overall function of the ob...
NominalGemsbok3

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Feb 4, 2026 2:09 PM

89 views | 5 replies
Best way to estimate contributors to process mean drift?

Suppose I have a response metric Y which is seeing a sudden uptick in mean, while variance is similar. Assume it is influenced by upstream process factors, P1, P2, P3, P4. What is the best way to estimate which of the process factors P1-P4 contributed most to the mean uptick? I have run POV analysis before to estimate contributors to variance, but is there a way to quantify similar effect on the ...
jmdz

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Feb 4, 2026 10:44 AM

61 views | 4 replies
Verifying Random Run Order and Design Validity in JMP DOE

Hi everyone, I’m currently working with a Design of Experiments (DOE) created in JMP, and I’m interested in evaluating the quality of the randomized run order. Although JMP automatically randomizes the run sequence during design generation, I would like to objectively assess how effective that randomization is. In particular, I’d like to know whether JMP provides built‑in functionality or establi...
BayesKnight

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Feb 4, 2026 8:34 AM

416 views | 12 replies
Hierarchy of open Data Tables

How can I get a hierarchy of all open data tables:
- subsets
- stacked / split table
- summary table

something like the tree structure in the main menu - or in the window list?
hogi

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Feb 4, 2026 8:08 AM

155 views | 7 replies
best way to solve a complex time series analysis?

Hi there, here is what I want to do (my JMP version is 19.0.3): I have a data set with >10 million rows, time series dataI need to carry out a segmented fit for >1000 segmentsI know that I can do this in R, but not how to do this in JMPmy aim is now: have the data in JMPcarry out the segemented fitting in Rsummarise the data into a new tabletransfer the data back to JMP The alternative is to work...
PurpleBat

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Feb 4, 2026 5:46 AM

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string - or function

In a code, the coding for the expression handling was wrong and produced a surprising result.

I reduced it to an interaction between "x()" [inside Variables (x(:column))] and a variable x. an example: x= "hello"; type(x); // -> string X(5) // -> "hello" After defining a variable x, I can use it as a function x(...) - with an arbitrary argument
... and JMP will return the content of x. someho...
hogi

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Jan 28, 2026 3:59 AM

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Need help with random errors on script start AFTER the previous run finished

Never mind, I figured it out - one of the functions had Eval() which was evaluating right when script starts. ~~I am writing a simple GUI prototype:~~ ~~List of tables in a combo box, button to add\open table and Filter Col Box with column names of the currently selected table.~~ ~~Everything works on the first run - tables are switched, columns are displayed, combobox reacts to tables being added, closed~~...
miguello

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Dec 15, 2025 10:40 AM

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Analyzing and Interpreting a Mixture of Mixtures Model

I created a mixture of mixtures test plan. Now that the data are collected, I'm not sure how to interpret the results. Can I get help to verify that I designed the experiment correctly, and also walk me through how to interpret the results? I am studying the friction of asphalt surfaces, and specifically the effects of aggregate type, aggregate blend ratios on coarse and fine fractions, and asphal...
bryantw

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Dec 5, 2025 12:56 PM

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Bonferroni simultaneous confidence interval

CurseOfDingo217

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Dec 4, 2025 5:03 PM

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Calculating the missing values in AHP matrix

Calculating the missing values in AHP matrix I have an incomplete AHP matrix, and I want to define the missing data using JMP, which method of screening values do you advice me to use, normal imputation, SVD imputation, or RPCA imputation. My second question as one part of the AHP matrix is equal to 1 divided on the second part. How can I tell JMP that to screen only the half of missed value whic...
NoSQLPlotPanda4

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Nov 16, 2025 10:48 PM

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