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• Error to be added after running DoE experiments for Monte Carlo Simulation

  Hello,  We have run a full factorial design with two factors and two responses with 2 replicates for each experiment.Response y1 was measured using Method1 : a method of reference (precise but costly). In the meanwhile, another method was developed and will be used in the future for response y1. The error for Method2 estimated using hundreds of runs is 2.8%. The question is : For Monte Carlo simul...

  JMPdiscoverer

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  Jun 29, 2021 6:45 AM

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• Referencing a Column in JSL

  I'm continually astounded by how much basic information on JSL is missing from tutorials and internet searches. I'm not sure how one is expected to learn the basics of this language without poring through massive quantities of addon unnecessary information, and then fail in the end to find what is needed anyway. I guess that's why the Discussion forums are available as a resource. I'm trying to si...

  mostarr

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  Jun 24, 2021 12:27 PM

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• nonlinear vs fit curve giving different results?

  Hello - I believe that, if I go through either the "nonlinear" or the "fit curve" options, I should end up with the same result (JMP 15.0). I'm trying to use the built in 4 parameter logistic model from the model library, and fitting a number of different variables by strain (where "strain" is a number of different genetic backgrounds). For some of the strains, the 'fit curve' and the 'nonlinear' ...

  Jake_b

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  Jun 24, 2021 10:04 AM

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• Controlling nominal 2-level factor coding

  Greetings, I'm having trouble understanding JMP's coding of a simple 2-level factorial design. The (-1,1) levels of the coding table created by Fit Model (Standard Least Squares, Effect Screening) appear reversed from the design table Pattern and associated column Value Orders. I've attached an example design with factor levels named to keep track of low and high levels (Full Factorial-Nom.jmp). T...

  TomR

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  Jun 24, 2021 7:04 AM

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• Arbitrary Operations (functions etc.) on each item in a list

  Is there a more simple way of applying the same function on each item of a list rather than iterating through a list?For example:stringlist = {"1", "2"}; numericlist = {}; for (i = 1, i<=N Items(stringlist), i++, numericlist[i] = Num(stringlist[i]) ); show(numericlist);Is there something simpler, something like just saying:numericlist = Num(stringlist);but this obviously doesn't work. Any other...

  miguello

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  Jun 23, 2021 12:51 PM

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