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Hi,I want to automate the script where it will automatically open the latest file based on latest date in the file name and latest modified date in a specific folder which shown in the picture below. How can I do this?
I am unable to find any reasonable resources on how to use the 'Degradation' feature of JMP. In older versions (and 13), I've simply been using Fit X by Y and performing linear regression with 95% confidence intervals shown. I'm trying to learn the new degrdation features, but there seem to be no good resources that step you through how to fill out the fields and they are vaguely named. I kee...
I have a set of data where I want to perform a three-way ANOVA in JMP. My experiment has three factors (A, B, C) with response (Y). Each factor has two levels (-1, 1) and two replicates are run. I used "Analyze" -> "Fit Model" and select "Full Factorial" to obtain my three-factor ANOVA. However, I am trying to perform a second test where I block the replicates. How would I go about doing this? Wou...
I study one mean tutorial. Actually before we do one mean test. We should check whether our data is normal or not. If normal ==> Mean testIf not normal ==> Median testAccording to candy data from tutorial, it is not normal from first picture below. Then we should go to median test instead of mean test. This is what I learn many years ago from my big customer. At that time may be JMP 3 or JMP 5At t...
I have a set of data where I want to perform a three-way ANOVA in JMP. My experiment has three factors (A, B, C) with response (Y). Each factor has two levels (-1, 1) and two replicates are run. I used "Analyze" -> "Fit Model" and select "Full Factorial" to obtain my three-factor ANOVA. However, I am trying to perform a second test where I block the replicates. How would I go about doing this? Wou...
I study one mean tutorial. Actually before we do one mean test. We should check whether our data is normal or not. If normal ==> Mean testIf not normal ==> Median testAccording to candy data from tutorial, it is not normal from first picture below. Then we should go to median test instead of mean test. This is what I learn many years ago from my big customer. At that time may be JMP 3 or JMP 5At t...
// For a contingency table report, swap the x and y
// currently can swap the mosaic plot only
Names Default to Here(1);
dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp" );
myr = Contingency( Y( :Age ), X( :sex ) );
// Have to have a Contingency Analysis report open
// Can add test to make sure it is open in the future
myr = Current Report();
// taking apart CrossTabBox was easier using XML than JSL
...
Hello everyone: This is my first posting. I am still a neophite with JSL and I've been trying to solve my problem for couple of days. Here is the problem setup... I have a datafile that I need to analyze every Friday. This datafile consists of a date/time log of some values captured real time. So every Friday, this datafile has a new date range. I wrote a script to plot this data in a bivariate pl...
I have the following JSL code where I call a MATLAB script, LTDmacroNew, and output a MATLAB structure, sensitivityResults. The MATLAB script saves a .mat file and generates some .png figures. JMP is connecting with MATLAB and doing all of that successfully, however it's only showing the first row of my structure. Here is the MATLAB structure with 12 fields/columns and 19 rows However, the JMP da...
// For a contingency table report, swap the x and y
// currently can swap the mosaic plot only
Names Default to Here(1);
dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp" );
myr = Contingency( Y( :Age ), X( :sex ) );
// Have to have a Contingency Analysis report open
// Can add test to make sure it is open in the future
myr = Current Report();
// taking apart CrossTabBox was easier using XML than JSL
...
I am trying to show line of fit in graph builder for several sets of data. The data table have many columns, I want to show the column(i) vs column(1).Every column can be grouped by A1 & a, also can be grouped by B1 & b, but except column(1). The follow is the chart about column(2) vs column(1): I use the follow script to change the type of lines:Dispatch(
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"400",
ScaleBox,
{Legend Model(
8,...
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How do I get the mean separation letter in for each level of a factor when interaction is significant? For example, if I have A*B interaction and I want to get the mean separation of B at each level of A, how do I get the LSD letters in JMP? I can do test slices and that will use the DF of the full analysis, but this does not shows which mean of B differs. If I do multiple comparison: How ca...
Hi all,I need to perform the ANCOVA for a repeated-measures design. I tried to adapt the Julian's ANCOVA procedure showed on the https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mApbp1RDy-U to my study case (repeated-measures design). Initially, I did the following actions: 1. In the Fit Y by X dialogue: I selected VAR_Y as "Y, Response" and VAR_X as "X, Factor";2. For "Group by" I selected the variable Timepoint;...
Hello Everyone, My question pertains to understanding what the terminology in JMP's prewhiten platform means.Also, understanding how that helps me determine an appropriate Transfer Function that I can use to test whether x causes y. JMP's prewhiten output shows three different ACF's labeled "Prewhiten Corr", "Noise AutoCorr", & "Noise Partial AutoCorr".
What is the Prewhiten Corr, Noise AutoCorr, &...
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