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  • NEtCDF4 connector

    Dear all, Am I the only one having trouble with the NetCDF4 connector. It works well when the .nc file has groups but not at all when it doesn't. Is this the expected behaviour? FYI, I'm using JMP 19.2 on MAcOS.   Many thanks for any suggestions, Yves P. Emeritus Professor

    yvesprairie yvesprairie
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    Oct 5, 2026 5:31 AM
    59 views | 2 replies

  • Spider graph

    Hi All, I'm a new user of this software. I have the version 18.0. Is it possible to build a spider plot? Many thanks!

    SabinaS SabinaS
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    Oct 4, 2026 10:55 PM
    1732 views | 8 replies

  • Analysis Option

    I had JMP data files that I need to determine what is best analysis plot or model to use. I have X-Y axis that variable that response to Z value. I want to use that best analysis model/plot to determine the behavior and response.  I include the JMP with changed of labels avoid giving away the detail of the work. Z axis that I am interesting in the thickness of materials in well.  Thank you.

    OneFunViet OneFunViet
    Discussions |
    Oct 3, 2026 7:57 AM
    163 views | 3 replies

  • Bug: Python print() to JMP Log ignores whitespace-only arguments

    When using the Python console with output directed to the JMP Log, print() does not behave consistently with standard Python. Arguments consisting only of whitespace characters (spaces, tabs, newlines, etc.) appear to be discarded rather than printed. For example: print('a', 'b') # Output: ab; even the space as the default separator is ignored print('a', 'b', sep=' ') # Output: ab print('a', '...

    AlterEgo AlterEgo
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    Oct 2, 2026 3:13 AM
    112 views | 2 replies

  • How Do You Identify Missing or Inconsistent Data in a Mortgage Note Portfolio?

    I’m working with a large mortgage note portfolio and trying to create a more reliable way to identify data problems before the assets move into deeper due diligence. The portfolio contains fields such as loan balance, payment history, interest rate, maturity date, property information, lien position, tax status, and assignment records. The challenge is that some records are incomplete, some va...

    prash_sh prash_sh
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    Oct 1, 2026 1:30 PM
    163 views | 2 replies

Latest Discussions

  • NEtCDF4 connector

    Dear all, Am I the only one having trouble with the NetCDF4 connector. It works well when the .nc file has groups but not at all when it doesn't. Is this the expected behaviour? FYI, I'm using JMP 19.2 on MAcOS.   Many thanks for any suggestions, Yves P. Emeritus Professor

    yvesprairie yvesprairie
    Discussions |
    Oct 5, 2026 5:31 AM
    59 views | 2 replies

  • Spider graph

    Hi All, I'm a new user of this software. I have the version 18.0. Is it possible to build a spider plot? Many thanks!

    SabinaS SabinaS
    Discussions |
    Oct 4, 2026 10:55 PM
    1732 views | 8 replies

  • Analysis Option

    I had JMP data files that I need to determine what is best analysis plot or model to use. I have X-Y axis that variable that response to Z value. I want to use that best analysis model/plot to determine the behavior and response.  I include the JMP with changed of labels avoid giving away the detail of the work. Z axis that I am interesting in the thickness of materials in well.  Thank you.

    OneFunViet OneFunViet
    Discussions |
    Oct 3, 2026 7:57 AM
    163 views | 3 replies

  • Bug: Python print() to JMP Log ignores whitespace-only arguments

    When using the Python console with output directed to the JMP Log, print() does not behave consistently with standard Python. Arguments consisting only of whitespace characters (spaces, tabs, newlines, etc.) appear to be discarded rather than printed. For example: print('a', 'b') # Output: ab; even the space as the default separator is ignored print('a', 'b', sep=' ') # Output: ab print('a', '...

    AlterEgo AlterEgo
    Discussions |
    Oct 2, 2026 3:13 AM
    112 views | 2 replies

  • How Do You Identify Missing or Inconsistent Data in a Mortgage Note Portfolio?

    I’m working with a large mortgage note portfolio and trying to create a more reliable way to identify data problems before the assets move into deeper due diligence. The portfolio contains fields such as loan balance, payment history, interest rate, maturity date, property information, lien position, tax status, and assignment records. The challenge is that some records are incomplete, some va...

    prash_sh prash_sh
    Discussions |
    Oct 1, 2026 1:30 PM
    163 views | 2 replies

Latest Discussions

  • How to manipulate JSL function arguments

    I'm leaving this here if it helps someone. Maybe I'm inventing hot water, but I couldn't find anything similar. Problem: in general it is not possible to directly access the parts of a function "expression" directly, expression in quotes because it's not really an Expression data type but a Function, thus the usual expression manipulation functions do not work: f = Function( { x }, Return( x ) ); ...

    AlterEgo AlterEgo
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    Sep 24, 2026 2:52 AM
    171 views | 0 replies

  • Logistic Regression Diagnostics in Generalized Linear Model with Firth Bias Adjustment

    I am looking for guidance on how to perform diagnostics (model fit, model form, assumptions, outliers) of logistic regression models created using the fit model generalized linear model personality. The generalized linear model personality must be used in this case because the data has small sample sizes and complete separation. The only diagnostic plots available in the generalized linear model p...

    rbreuer rbreuer
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    Aug 19, 2026 1:29 PM
    281 views | 0 replies

  • Mass Production of JSL Code Generation via JMP Python Integration Using NVIDIA's Free API (DeepSeek V4 Pro)

    Hey everyone,
    I wanted to share a highly efficient workflow I've developed that bridges JMP's data manipulation capabilities​ with the power of NVIDIA's latest AI models​ running on their free API platform (NIM).
    The core idea is to automate the generation of executable Python/JSL scripts directly within JMP, effectively creating a "content factory" for data analysis tasks.
    The Technical Workflow:
    Dat...

    lala lala
    Discussions |
    Jul 31, 2026 8:37 PM
    270 views | 0 replies

  • PLS2 NIPALS Root Mean Square PRESS

    1.  How to get PRESS values in JMP when using PLS2 NIPALS and Leave out One data ? 2.  When finding RMS PRESS using hand written code I get matching answers for toy problems using (n-1)*k as averaging factor where n is no. of observations and y is number of responses.   3.  But in large problems like Baltic or Gasoline the RMS PRESS was not matching with handwritten code.   But coefficients of the...

    MarginOfWildcat MarginOfWildcat
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    Jul 16, 2026 8:47 AM
    257 views | 0 replies

  • SPC: Run test 2

    The customised run test2, can be customised from 7 to 11, say you set it to 7 and you have 7 + another 11 points all below the centerline why does the process screen function.  Why does it

    1) Record 11 as the number of alarms, where in fact there is only 1 single stepchange
    2) Surely it shoud just record 1, as there is only 1 stepchange that affect 7+11 points.  You are not goin to ivestigate all 18...

    Gadsdon Gadsdon
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    Jun 17, 2026 7:18 AM
    469 views | 0 replies
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