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• Classifying audio files

  Is there a way to process raw audio files with or without metadata? Having a microphone installed to detect noise is a cheap way to protect equipment and personnel from damage. However, it would be much more efficient if the sound is classified (as being false alarm, object loose etc). Can a model be trained in JMP for that purpose?

  Sop

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  Feb 9, 2023 8:36 AM

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• Why are my fit models showing different factor significance? In "model 1", Random Block is a Random Effect rather than a Fixed Effect, whereas "model 2" lists all the factors as Fixed Effects.

  When I clicked Fit Model, "model 1" popped up, including "Random Block & Random" as a factor, which means "Random Block" is a Random rather than Fixed Effect. However, When I run "model 2" with just "Random Block" as a factor, everything becomes less efficient. Which is more correct and why? Also, I'm used to the Model 2 output, in which I can click on Scaled Estimates. And I was taught at a JMP t...

  evtran

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  Dec 23, 2022 8:45 PM

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• What exactly is "Location relationship" in reliability tool? (fit life by X)

  Hello,I'm using JMPpro for reliability data analysis.I understand that "fit life by X" tool can be used for ALT data analysis and the "relationship" seems to show an accelerated test condition-lifetime relationship(Arrhenius, Linear etc.). What is "Location" and "no effect"? JMP help document says: Location means that μ is different for every level of XDoes this mean that it is used when there is ...

  LikelihoodPanda

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  Dec 12, 2022 7:26 PM

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• Difference in Risk Ratio stats between JMP 15 & JMP 16?

  OK, have I got a question for y'all!  I'm teaching survival analysis and looking at Proportional Hazards Fit and Risk Ratios.  In JMP 15 I'm getting a Prob>Chisq of <.0001 for my risk ratios (yes, it's an odd dataset where the differences in survival are rather large) with understandable 95% confidence limits.  I've assumed this is testing the Ho that the risk ratio is not significantly different ...

  sfigard

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  Nov 14, 2022 11:24 AM

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• JMP DOE and survivability

  This may seem like a really obscure question, but I actually think at least a decent number of biologists deal with this: sacrificing organisms during the study. I have used some of the platforms under "reliability and survival" under "Analyze," and they are well set up for situations in which your sample size inherently decreases over the duration of your study because you are either removing org...

  abmayfield

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  Nov 14, 2022 3:39 AM

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