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• Split DoE

  Hi,
  I designed DoE by RSM. I wonder if I can split the design and first step to try the main effects and then 2nd step to try the rest experiments for the 2nd order effects.
  Please advice
  

  YanivD

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  Nov 4, 2021 11:26 AM

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• How to add histograms under column headings?

  I was watching this really nice overview by Kevin Potcner, and at 5:19 he clicks a button in the very top left of the data table and says, "And a quick way to get a sense of what the data looks like in JMP is up here there's this little histogram button, and what it actually does is give me this little mini view of all the data, so I've got these histograms as you can see..." Seems like a neat fea...

  markschwab

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  Nov 4, 2021 9:49 AM

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• Understanding the meaning of a lift curve

  I'm trying to understand the meaning of a lift curve. If it starts very high (>4) but drops to 0 after .1 does that mean there is no predictive power for 90% of the population?

  hilarywsilver

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  Nov 1, 2021 10:31 AM

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• How to assign a list of values to specific list of rows (without for loop)

  Is there a way to assign a list of values to specific rows in a column without for loop ? For instance, is it possible to assign the "new values" in the script below to row 1,5,7 on the Weight column ? The script below doesn't work. I know one of the way to do this is to use for loop, but I wonder if there are other methods without for loops.  dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp" ); index = [1...

  Djtjhin

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  Oct 31, 2021 11:37 PM

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• Intraclass Correlation

  HiI need to compute the intraclass correlation for 2 readers who measured the same subject once each. I have rows of subjects with a column for each reader. It does not seem possible to do this with the MSA tool, which gives me an error when I try to use it (not enough information to compute standard deviation). SPSS does this with essentially one click (Reliability tool). Am I missing something? ...

  markmhammer

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  Oct 29, 2021 11:33 AM

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