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view all learning resourcesHello everybody, I would like to know if it is possible to define separated reference lines on the X axis when we have Y groups.Here is an example using the BigClass data table.I can define two reference lines, but I would like to display the red one only on the top graph and the blue one on the bottom graph. Here is what I get: Here is what I would like to get: Is there a way to do that without p...
Why do calculation results differ when using variables compared to using direct strings? I suspect that when variables are used, the grouping function for the variable part might not be working. How can this be resolved?
with the following formula
Col Mean(
:data,
:A,
:B,
:C_D == "ccccccc"
)
This is the formula.
Col Mean(
:data,
:A,
:B,
Column(Eval Insert("C_^get_input_1^" == get_input_2))...
I am exploring the Functional Data Explorer features in JMP Pro and fitting multiple models to my data where I provide a target function to feed the desirability function. I have 10 input functions that have different desirability values relative to the target function and I would like to get a simple summary table of desiriability for each of the 10 input functions. Is there a menu command to do...
Today's challenge:
f=Function({}, {1,2,3});
tmp=f();
y=tmp[1]; // works
x=f()[1] // doesn't work
understanding the issue helps a lot to understand how JSL works : - )
Today's challenge:
f=Function({}, {1,2,3});
tmp=f();
y=tmp[1]; // works
x=f()[1] // doesn't work
understanding the issue helps a lot to understand how JSL works : - )
Hi all, could someone please explain why the two reports mentioned above seem to give different results for the F-Ratios of the main effects of operator and part, but give consistent results for the F-Ratio of the interaction effect operator*part? Data file: Variability Data/2 Factors Crossed.jmp (JMP example data file. Use >Help>Sample Data Folder in JMP to get it) Test #1: I did the JMP exa...
Hello, are there any JMP/JSL scripts around to transform UTM to decimal degree coordinates?Could only find the wishlist entry. Thank youhttps://community.jmp.com/t5/JMP-Wish-List/It-would-be-nice-to-add-UTM-coordinates-to-the-data-format/idi-p/668933 @martindemel
Hello I am looking to writing a script that sends data from a JMP table, executes a python library, returns outputs back to JMP. Some of these libraries can be very strictly requiring a specific Python installation. Additionally, we certainly have an independent Python installation (ie. local, and this is what I refer to as non-jmp python) . I am new to JMP python scripting and going through h...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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