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  • How to find/download datasets (along with the results of the functions) from NIST to use for verifying the functions

    Could one verify certain functions in JMP by comparing them to equivalent information for a similar dataset in NIST? These functions may include regression, confidence intervals for a dataset, and calibration curves. If so, how can one find/download datasets (along with the results of the functions) from NIST to use for verifying the functions?

    gholamhasantey gholamhasantey
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    Mar 21, 2024 6:18 AM
    1015 views | 1 replies

  • Cumulative damage platform

    Dear all,I'd like to know if the free JMP trial version includes the cumulative damage platform.Thanks.

    EMartins EMartins
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    Mar 15, 2024 2:48 AM
    992 views | 1 replies

  • Comparing failure rates between two processes

    Process A has 2 fails out of 1000 units and Process B has 4 fails out of 750 units. Point estimates of failure rate are 2/1000 = 0.002 and 4/750 = 0.005 for Process A and B, respectively. How can I use JMP to prove statistical significance of failure rate difference? How do I setup the data table for that? How to put confidence interval around those failure rate estimates to check if intervals are...

    cfs_analyst cfs_analyst
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    Mar 13, 2024 11:47 AM
    3448 views | 5 replies

  • Group homogeneity tests - difference when using right censor and interval censored data

    Hi, can you explain how JMP handles Group homogeneity tests (Logrank, Wilcoxon, Peto-Peto) with different type of event censoring? Are there any differences in methods used by JMP to calculate those tests under different event censoring? I made a 2 populations comparisons in JMP platform Life Distribution - Compare Groups, using same dataset, but with different event censoring definition. For unce...

    Ceg1 Ceg1
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    Mar 7, 2024 6:33 AM
    1208 views | 1 replies

  • DOE Costom Design with standard factors or with Mixture Factors?

    I am facing the following problem:I have a bunch of factors that are ingredients of a solution:Ingredient A (2 - 20%)Ingredient B (0 - 4%)Ingredient C (5 - 20%)whereas behind Ingredient B and C a selection of categorial Ingredients exists.Further, I have several process factors:Pressure 200 - 400Runs 2 - 4 Responses:StabilityCosts Aim of that DOE is to find out which is the best formulation with c...

    JasminL JasminL
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    Feb 28, 2024 2:35 PM
    2069 views | 4 replies

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  • how to show "nonparametric overlay" in the output of "Fit life by x"?

    I tried to do “Fit life by X” (fit TTF by voltage), but in the output, somehow “nonparametric overlay” did not show up. I was hoping to see the probability of failure vs time at 80V, 50V, and 15V (use condition), but that plot was not included in the output. I attached the report here. If anyone can take a look and point out went wrong, that would be great. Thank you!

    RenZ RenZ
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    Jan 22, 2024 10:02 AM
    704 views | 0 replies

  • Caution: Places where Jmp does something unexpected

    Definitely, JMP is Not a Spreadsheet . And that's great!! Besides this difference, there are other places where Jmp doesn't do/behave/produce what a newbie / innocent Jmp user expects.
    If a user knows these issues and the remedies and workarounds -  he/she can
    a) save a lot of time b) be safe from data loss c) be sure that the results are as expected.

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    hogi hogi
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    Nov 17, 2023 4:15 AM
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  • Combine Rule

    Referring to Rules: Stepwise Regression Control Panel (jmp.com) and Example of the Combine Rule : JMP Help Could somebody please further elaborate on the 2 tests when considering the entry for a term. It would also be immensely helpful if the explanation was based on stepwise backward selection. "Calculates p-values for two separate tests when considering entry for a term that has precedents. The ...

    CorpVi CorpVi
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    Jun 12, 2023 2:59 AM
    907 views | 0 replies

  • July/August classes from JMP Education

    JMP Education is offering upcoming classes with a live instructor. Links go to the page in the course catalog with more information and a link to register. July 26-29: JMP: Reliability Analysis for Non-Repairable Systems August 9-12: JMP Pro: Analyzing Curves and Profiles Using the Functional Data Explorer August 16-19: JMP: Statistical Decisions Using ANOVA and Regression August 29-September 1: J...

    Di_Michelson Di_Michelson
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    Jul 11, 2022 8:50 AM
    779 views | 0 replies

  • Friedman post hoc analysis

    Hello, I am trying to do a matched sample analysis across three different factors. I wanted to:1. Confirm that my sample would be what I pick for 'Block" when I do Fit Y by X when running Friedman's test2. Is there a post hoc analysis in JMP that I can use? I dont see Nemenyi or Conover as an optionThanks for your time.  

    pnakashe pnakashe
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    May 5, 2022 12:02 PM
    1134 views | 0 replies
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