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  • Anyone seeing severe sluggishness in JMP v19.1?

    I wanted to check whether anyone else is seeing performance issues with JMP v19 (specifically v19.1).  I'm on an Intel Mac at the moment.   A few times now, I’ve managed to get JMP into a state where it becomes extremely sluggish. Most UI interactions take on the order of 3 - 5 seconds to respond to clicks, which is clearly an issue. The machine has plenty of RAM, and I've been working with relati...

    BHarris BHarris
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    Apr 16, 2026 5:54 AM
    223 views | 1 replies

  • Query Builder - Issue Clipping Large Text Strings

    I've been using Query Builder and File->Connect To->ODBC->Open Database Table to get data from a PostgreSQL data base. The table I am getting from the database contains a column with large text strings. My text strings are getting clipped when they exceed a length of 524,587. (2^19 -1) Is there a setting in JMP and/or JSL that I can change to enable querying larger string values?     Motivating Si...

    ngambles ngambles
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    Apr 15, 2026 12:40 PM
    460 views | 7 replies

  • Getting derivatives of a kernel smoother function

    Hi again, I am using the kernel smoother to estimate some values and sane the prediction formula in a new column. It works very well for my purpose . <JSL>  obj = dt_clean << Bivariate( Y( :temperature ), X( :Z_res ) ,by (:date),invisible); obj << Kernel Smoother( 1, 1, .2, 0 ); obj << (curve[2] << Save Prediction Formula); Now I need the derivative of this function at each point of the X variable...

    yvesprairie yvesprairie
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    Apr 14, 2026 10:19 PM
    245 views | 3 replies

  • Nested Two Way Anova Help?

    Hi, I am trying to analyze calcium transient data from cardiomyocytes. I moved to JMP because Prism cannot do a two way ANOVA on nested data but I cannot figure out how to run this analysis. I have 4 experimental groups (WT SHAM, KO SHAM, WT OVX, KO OVX) across two factors (genotype (WT/KO) and surgery (SHAM/OVX)) but I don't know how to add these variables prior to running analyses. For each anim...

    ClusterSeal6941 ClusterSeal6941
    Discussions |
    Apr 14, 2026 12:36 PM
    346 views | 0 replies

  • kernel smoothing in JSL

    Hell everyone,   Is there a way to fit a kernel smoothing within JSL without resorting to the bivariate platform and save its predictor formula for reuse? Many thanks, Yves P.

    yvesprairie yvesprairie
    Discussions |
    Apr 14, 2026 11:57 AM
    164 views | 1 replies

Latest Discussions

  • Anyone seeing severe sluggishness in JMP v19.1?

    I wanted to check whether anyone else is seeing performance issues with JMP v19 (specifically v19.1).  I'm on an Intel Mac at the moment.   A few times now, I’ve managed to get JMP into a state where it becomes extremely sluggish. Most UI interactions take on the order of 3 - 5 seconds to respond to clicks, which is clearly an issue. The machine has plenty of RAM, and I've been working with relati...

    BHarris BHarris
    Discussions |
    Apr 16, 2026 5:54 AM
    223 views | 1 replies

  • Getting derivatives of a kernel smoother function

    Hi again, I am using the kernel smoother to estimate some values and sane the prediction formula in a new column. It works very well for my purpose . <JSL>  obj = dt_clean << Bivariate( Y( :temperature ), X( :Z_res ) ,by (:date),invisible); obj << Kernel Smoother( 1, 1, .2, 0 ); obj << (curve[2] << Save Prediction Formula); Now I need the derivative of this function at each point of the X variable...

    yvesprairie yvesprairie
    Discussions |
    Apr 14, 2026 10:19 PM
    245 views | 3 replies

  • Nested Two Way Anova Help?

    Hi, I am trying to analyze calcium transient data from cardiomyocytes. I moved to JMP because Prism cannot do a two way ANOVA on nested data but I cannot figure out how to run this analysis. I have 4 experimental groups (WT SHAM, KO SHAM, WT OVX, KO OVX) across two factors (genotype (WT/KO) and surgery (SHAM/OVX)) but I don't know how to add these variables prior to running analyses. For each anim...

    ClusterSeal6941 ClusterSeal6941
    Discussions |
    Apr 14, 2026 12:36 PM
    346 views | 0 replies

  • kernel smoothing in JSL

    Hell everyone,   Is there a way to fit a kernel smoothing within JSL without resorting to the bivariate platform and save its predictor formula for reuse? Many thanks, Yves P.

    yvesprairie yvesprairie
    Discussions |
    Apr 14, 2026 11:57 AM
    164 views | 1 replies

  • how to get Confidence Intervals of Quantiles of non-normal Distributions

    Hi there, I would like to get the 95% confidence interval of specific quantiles/percentiles of a fitted (non-normal) distribution (e.g., SHASH fit). in the distribution platform there is a "quantile profiler" including the option "Confidence Intervals" - however, no confidence intervals are displayed in the plot (see attached image). Am I doing something wrong or is there a different approach of c...

    StevenMu StevenMu
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    Apr 14, 2026 8:48 AM
    424 views | 3 replies

Latest Discussions

  • Nested Two Way Anova Help?

    Hi, I am trying to analyze calcium transient data from cardiomyocytes. I moved to JMP because Prism cannot do a two way ANOVA on nested data but I cannot figure out how to run this analysis. I have 4 experimental groups (WT SHAM, KO SHAM, WT OVX, KO OVX) across two factors (genotype (WT/KO) and surgery (SHAM/OVX)) but I don't know how to add these variables prior to running analyses. For each anim...

    ClusterSeal6941 ClusterSeal6941
    Discussions |
    Apr 14, 2026 12:36 PM
    346 views | 0 replies

  • Help with PPK on one-sided data which includes zeros

    I’m trying to calculate an appropriate PPK for data with the following criteria: Data lies between 0 and +InifinityA significant portion of the data is exactly 0, and this represents an actual true 0Has an Upper Spec limit onlyHeavily Skewed The distribution should be an appropriate distribution for the data. What’s the best way to get JMP to do this?

    david707 david707
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    Apr 8, 2026 8:59 AM
    325 views | 0 replies

  • Best practice in FDE when the main variation is a shift along X (phase variation) rather than a change in shape?

    Hello JMP community, I have been testing Functional Data Explorer on a synthetic data set where each curve is essentially the same motif translated along the X-axis, with little intrinsic change in amplitude or shape. In this situation, my impression is that the resulting FPCA/FPC basis becomes increasingly oscillatory, and the physical interpretation becomes difficult. In other words, one simple...

    Florent_M Florent_M
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    Mar 17, 2026 9:29 AM
    270 views | 0 replies

  • Saving Confidence/Prediction Limit for Model With Nested Effects

    Hi, Does anyone know why you cannot save confidence/prediction limit formulas for a model that contains nested effects? Is there any way around this? Robert

    rcast15 rcast15
    Discussions |
    Mar 10, 2026 8:03 AM
    174 views | 0 replies

  • Surface Plot resets between filter selections

    This is a new bug, or at lease JMP never behaved like this before.

    I set up a surface plot of an average of individuals and adjust the viewing angle to show relevant features of the surface. 
    I have a local filter selecting for individuals, when I click on the individual 1, looks great, click on individual 2, looks great, click on individual 3, it completely resets the view - losing the "apples to a...

    CG2 CG2
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    Mar 9, 2026 12:23 PM
    194 views | 0 replies
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