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This is the HTML effect.
Can JMP graphlet achieve this effect?Thanks!
Is there a simple way to use Files In Directory( ) to only get files and not sub-directories in a specified directory. I guess one approach would be to use the recursive(1) option, and then filter out from the list the strings that have a "/" in them, but seems there aught to be a simpler way.
For my teams' purposes with JMP our limits and UCL have to be rounded to the nearest whole number. Is there any way to have that reflected when generating the Levey Jennings chart? Ideally in the attached example the UCL is rounded to just be "2" and the raw data entered as "2" would be shown to rest exactly on the purple UCL line. Thank you!
Hi, As indicated in other threads, there are several issues with applying Levey Jennings control charts. But when your data set has subgroups JMP just seems to miscalculate the control limits! The chart generated is for the average within subgroup but the calculated limits are for individual measurements as seen below, giving too wide limits. It appears that division by the square root of subgrou...
Hello! So in our process we have a unique method for measuring a quality metric on our product. This method requires technician handling of the product to create sample stacks. We have been doing some investigations into gage accuracy, and we had a hypothesis that that sample stack creation was causing variance in the measurements. So, for this experiment we took the same part and had 3 Technician...
Is there a simple way to use Files In Directory( ) to only get files and not sub-directories in a specified directory. I guess one approach would be to use the recursive(1) option, and then filter out from the list the strings that have a "/" in them, but seems there aught to be a simpler way.
For my teams' purposes with JMP our limits and UCL have to be rounded to the nearest whole number. Is there any way to have that reflected when generating the Levey Jennings chart? Ideally in the attached example the UCL is rounded to just be "2" and the raw data entered as "2" would be shown to rest exactly on the purple UCL line. Thank you!
Hi, As indicated in other threads, there are several issues with applying Levey Jennings control charts. But when your data set has subgroups JMP just seems to miscalculate the control limits! The chart generated is for the average within subgroup but the calculated limits are for individual measurements as seen below, giving too wide limits. It appears that division by the square root of subgrou...
Hello! So in our process we have a unique method for measuring a quality metric on our product. This method requires technician handling of the product to create sample stacks. We have been doing some investigations into gage accuracy, and we had a hypothesis that that sample stack creation was causing variance in the measurements. So, for this experiment we took the same part and had 3 Technician...
Normally when using Tags I just want to add it to a column. Adding one like this, however ... dtTag:my_column << Set Property( Tags, {"New Tag"} ); ... will overwrite any existing tags that the column already has. Is there a way to easily add a tag in JSL in a way that does not remove any existing tags? I could first get column tags and then modify the list of tags I assign, but want to know if ...
jay_holavarri
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...
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...
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...
Our company uses JMP Live, version 19.0.2 We make use of JMP Live's event scheduler to automatically refresh reports via SQL queries. Typically our data refresh jobs <1 minute to complete with a handful that take 2-3 minutes at most. However, at least once a week, our scheduled refresh pool becomes "stuck". Data refreshes and reports which usually take seconds to complete instead stay active in t...
Bonjour, A quoi correspondent les lignes rouges (en trait plein) dans les graphiques du profileur de défauts ? En fait, parfois il y a 2 lignes rouges qui se coupent et quand on ajoute les ordonnées d'un point de l'une des deux lignes rouges avec l'ordonnée d'un point de même abscisse mais de l'autre ligne rouge on obtient l'ordonnée d'un point de la ligne noire. Le learnbot n'a pas su me répond...
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