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  • how to save .csv and zip/compress the csv file with jsl

    hi, allanyone know how to save .csv and zip/compress the csv file with jsl? Is it possible at all?thanks!Evan

    robust1972 robust1972
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    Oct 1, 2016 9:53 AM
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  • Fastest way to filter a list based on partial matches.

    I'm trying to see if there's a faster way to filter a list based off partial matches.  See the code below. This is for JMP 12 by the way, before all of the list improvements. names default to here(1);dt = New table("Test",        New Column("SomeList", Set Values(1::100000)),        private);lista = Column(dt, "SomeList") << Data Type(Character) << Get Values;close(dt, no save);filter_by_partial_m...

    vince_faller vince_faller
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    Sep 30, 2016 3:53 PM
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  • Understanding ROC curve in decision tree

    I use standard Car Poll.jmp dataset to build decision tree to predict 'Country' by 'Size'. I split decision tree twice and then I display ROC plt. I clicked on question mark and then on ROC plot and read explanation very carefully. Unfortunately it is still unclear to me how ROC is constructed. Does anybody know any good resources explaining construction of ROC plot? I do have general understandin...

    asviridov0 asviridov0
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    Sep 30, 2016 2:33 PM
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  • How to Save JMP Output from JMP 12 to your Organization’s PowerPoint Template

    Users ask how to save directly from JMP to their organization’s template, rather than to the default plain PowerPoint template provided by JMP that is installed when you install JMP 12. Of course, you can save from JMP to the default, plain PowerPoint included in your JMP installation and then apply any template from within PowePoint.  Dan Valente just showed me a shortcut to let you save from JMP...

    gail_massari gail_massari
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    Sep 30, 2016 8:30 AM
    18345 views | 7 replies

  • How can you customize the line widths of the axes and borders on a JMP plot?

    I see options to change the width of a fit line or reference lines, but I haven't found a way to increase thethickness of the very thin default lines that make up plot borders and axes.

    rjbondi0 rjbondi0
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    Sep 30, 2016 7:07 AM
    10378 views | 1 replies

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  • How to get the parameters of a bivariate normal density ellipse?

    I would like to be able to extract the parameters of an ellipse drawn in a bivariate plot. By parameters I mean, the long and short axes and direction of the long axis, not just means and std devs. Is there a way?

    jacaalgo jacaalgo
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    Sep 29, 2016 7:16 AM
    5968 views | 2 replies

  • Importing large dataset from SAS

    Well I have three large SAS datasets (each almost 6 GB), and I need to clean the datasets, somehow mix all of them, and take a sample of all.my main problem is I even could not open them in JMP Pro. I think dividing each of them into smaller files might not be a good idea, as I have to take a sample of all.1. So, how can I import them into JMP Pro 12? Is it possible on a 64 bit OS without dividing...

    farinoushsharif farinoushsharif
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    Sep 29, 2016 5:12 AM
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  • Group values of a variable for analysis

    I would like to analyse a column with numerical/ordinal data in the range of 1-4. I can analyse the data using the x/y platform and all y is displayed by x variable values 1-4 in four analyses. However, I would like now to compare variable value 1 against all others (2-4) combined. Despite intensive search in documentation and discussion forums, I have not found a way to do that and would apprecia...

    tz_1 tz_1
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    Sep 29, 2016 5:01 AM
    10639 views | 6 replies

  • Construct Error Bars with other than the default 1 standard deviation from the mean using 'Graph Builder'

    Hello, everyone. This might be a silly question, but how can you using the 'Graph Builder' function to set error bars to represent 2 (or 3) standard deviations from the mean? It automatically defaults to 1 standard deviation after selecting it from the drop down menu, and doesn't seem to give any option to change it. A similar situation would apply if I wanted error bars to represent something oth...

    brinobr1 brinobr1
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    Sep 27, 2016 3:06 PM
    5660 views | 1 replies

  • Report and button box references

    Dear community, I hope you can help with this. The example script below creates a table and opens the profiler platform. Additionally it appends two controls to the report. The functionality of the ‘Turn On’ button is to set the value of the Check Box to 1/true. The controls are added by using a reference to the profiler report, ‘PF’. Now, the problem arises when running the script twice in a row....

    martin_snogdahl martin_snogdahl
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    Sep 26, 2016 11:29 PM
    8078 views | 4 replies

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  • Odds ratios for multiway tables

    On twitter earlier today, someone asked if the Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel (CMH) odds ratio (OR) test was available in JMP when the stratification variable is not the X in Fit Y by X. Anytime I need to go from two variables to more than two variables, the first place I look is Fit Model. The beauty of fit model is that not only can I use as many variables as I want, but I can consider interactions bet...

    DonMcCormack DonMcCormack
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    Aug 10, 2016 3:35 PM
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  • How to find ETA squared effect size for MANOVA?

    Hello, Does anyone know how to calculate the eta squared value from a manova analysis in JMP? I know that the E and H matrices tab shows the sum of squares for each parameter, but which values do I use to calculate SStotal and SSeffect? In my model, I have 2 control variables (age and gender) and then a two way factorial. If only one of these variables (in addition to both control variables) is si...

    nsalmano_stanfo nsalmano_stanfo
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    Aug 8, 2016 7:04 AM
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  • Is there an easy way to get the FWHM (full width half max) of a curve using JMP?

    Dear JMP community,Is there an easy way to get the FWHM (full width half max) of a spectral curve using JMP? Finding the minima and maxima are fairly straightforward, but then calculating the FWHM seems to be much more laborious in JMP, especially if the data is sparse and we would like to interpolate to get more accurate intersections between the peak and the FWHM value. In my case, the peak is o...

    mcjorge mcjorge
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    Jul 22, 2016 8:13 AM
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  • Co-Kriging with JMP and Matlab

    Hi!I was wondering if anyone already tried to work with Co-Kriging, using JMP together with Matlab. As JMP only fits Ordinary Kriging Models (Gaussian Process with Gaussian Correlation Function), I would like to send data (generated with Space Filling JMP Platform) from JMP to Matlab, fit the models there (Matlab), and bring the MODELS back to JMP, to use inside Profile Platform. Do you have any e...

    samuelbbaco0 samuelbbaco0
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    Dec 4, 2015 12:32 PM
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  • Interpreting canonical structure and scores in discriminant analysis

    I'm trying to interpret the relative contributions of my variables in a discriminant function analysis of chemical data for three groups of rocks.  In a stepwise, linear, common covariance discriminant function analysis I'm able to generate non-overlapping 95% confidence ellipses for my three groups with no incorrectly assigned data points using 6 variables.  My understanding is that the scoring c...

    amzipkin amzipkin
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    Oct 20, 2015 3:25 PM
    3305 views | 0 replies
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