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• Efficiently Managing Data from a Data Center in JMP

  Hi JMP Community,I’m working on a project where I need to analyze a large dataset extracted from a data center. The dataset includes various metrics like server performance, energy consumption, and network latency. JMP has been great for visualizing these trends, but I’m looking for advice on how to handle real-time updates effectively. For example, has anyone used JMP to create dashboards that au...

  Harry_Cmary

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  Dec 6, 2024 3:36 AM

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• Sample size calculation for accelerated life testing

  I am trying to use the interval explorer for parametric reliability life test planning tool for sample size required for an ALT test but need some clarification on the following questions.         1. Is the Weibull alpha the characteristic life at stress or at use life? 2. Is the Quantile the pFail at stress or use life and how does the quantile impact the required sample size?3. Is the calculated...

  EngrAkin

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  Nov 29, 2024 8:45 AM

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• Format multiple life distribution plots

  Hi all I am trying to format axis scales and apply targets to 4 life distribution plots which JMP shows as output of this code.myld references to a window which has 4 Life distributions.I am trying to loop through those 4 life distributions through searching in the title is the window has life distribution.Then I want to change x and y axis for each of those Weibull plots.Somehow the code only cha...

  rahulsmils

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  Nov 13, 2024 10:32 PM

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• plot something like R chart but showing positive and negative value instead of range.

  i have a table with 200 parameters/columns and 300 parts/row. Each part has reading taken twice, namely T0 and T48. i would like to plot something like reading@T48 - reading@T0 for all 200 parameters in y- axis, x-axis is the part 1 to part 300. i am thinking to use R chart since it does the range = absolute( reading@T48 - reading@T0 ). Is this something ready available in JMP or should i do a mat...

  CumulativeMean2

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  Oct 29, 2024 2:29 AM

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• JMP reliability data

  Hello JMP community,I have some reliability data to analyse. When I use JMP Analyse >> reliability and survival >> life distribution, after I entered Y, time to Event and Censor, I selected Weibull fitting and get all statistics. How can I get the R2 for the Weibull fitting?

  ClipShift

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  Oct 28, 2024 6:54 AM

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