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Overlaying contour plots

I have two contour plots that have the same X and Y scales (Surface Velocity on the horizontal axis, Travel Speed on the vertical). The contours on the first graph represent Heat Flux, the contours on the second represent Flow Stress. I've tried following the solution that calls for copying the frame contents from one plot and pasting the contents onto the second plot, but nothing happens! Is i...
AdditiveMustang

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May 27, 2025 6:14 AM

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How to calculate the difference between two identical tables ?

Hi, I have two identical tables of test results from two different times. Is there a simple function that can calculate the difference for each case?
SamplingHamster

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May 27, 2025 4:26 AM

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Modeling Column Values with a Triangular Distribution in JMP Pro 18

I’m trying to model the values in a column using a triangular distribution (defined by minimum, median, and maximum) based on the column’s properties. However, I don’t see the triangular distribution listed as an available option. Could anyone suggest how I might go about modelling these values using a triangular distribution?
madhu

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May 27, 2025 4:08 AM

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change the Grapg Builder label value to 2 or 1 decimal ?

Hi,for Graph builder : see below the picture, possible to change the label value to 2 or 1 decimal ?thanksHu Pin
hupin

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May 26, 2025 5:11 AM

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DoE Color map on correlations for multi-level categorical factors

Hi, I am trying to understand the Color map on Correlations in DoE Evaluation when having categorical factors (like for example: "Solution") with many levels (e.g. "Distilled water", "Tap water", "NaCl"). The Color map on Correlations outputs Solution 1 and Solution 2 in the top label section, but what does this mean? Is Solution 1 the correlation between Distilled water and Tap water (as they a...
aatw

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May 26, 2025 1:00 AM

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change the Grapg Builder label value to 2 or 1 decimal ?

Hi,for Graph builder : see below the picture, possible to change the label value to 2 or 1 decimal ?thanksHu Pin
hupin

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May 26, 2025 5:11 AM

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DoE Color map on correlations for multi-level categorical factors

Hi, I am trying to understand the Color map on Correlations in DoE Evaluation when having categorical factors (like for example: "Solution") with many levels (e.g. "Distilled water", "Tap water", "NaCl"). The Color map on Correlations outputs Solution 1 and Solution 2 in the top label section, but what does this mean? Is Solution 1 the correlation between Distilled water and Tap water (as they a...
aatw

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May 26, 2025 1:00 AM

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Removing 5th percentile from a dataset

Does anyone have a jsl snippet of code that can remove the 5th percentile from a dataset? I've tried using the table summary.
Might be able to do it with the distribution chart.
aharro

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May 26, 2025 12:23 AM

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Help to put specs on a bivariate plot with grouping variables

Hello, I’ll use Big Class as an example of what Im trying to do. Let’s say I want to plot weight (Y) vs height (X) , using age and sex as BY variables. But in my case, I cannot predict how many levels the BY variables will have. For each bivariate plot, I fit a line. I want to add vertical reference lines at the lower and upper spec limits of “height”, and horizontal reference lines at the lowe...
Karen1

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May 25, 2025 4:43 AM

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Y-axis auto-scaling on Graph Builder plot cuts off spec limit

When generating a plot in Graph Builder, it does a good job of autoscaling the Y-axis to the outermost data points. However, this doesn't consider the spec limit values, which are generally outside of the outermost data. So a spec limit may not be visible. Is there a setting, button, method, or, (preferably), a simple JSL way of getting the Y-axis scaling to default to the outermost of data & ...
SteveTerry

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May 23, 2025 10:05 PM

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Testing slices in JMP Pro Mixed Model?

Hello, I am doing a 4-way, full factorial ANOVA with one repeated measures factor (time, 3 samplings) and three between-subject factors (species, color, and irrigation; 2 levels of each) using the Mixed Model personality in JMP Pro 18.1.0. I'm using the AR(1) repeated covariance structure, as it provides the best fit based on AICc values. The analysis indicates I have no significant 4- or 3-way in...
JHS

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May 7, 2025 7:38 AM

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Help with Multiple Linear Regression
LogitParrot179

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Apr 23, 2025 7:58 PM

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when does model reduction lead to the problem of multiple comparisons?

My interest is in identifying the strongest predictors of annual per capita growth rate for three groups of bird species: residents, short-distance migrants and long-distance migrants. My model has per capita growth rate as the dependent variable, and as predictors bird density during the breeding season, and 13 environmental predictors (various measures of climate, food abundance and nest predat...
olddabbler

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Apr 21, 2025 5:56 AM

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steps to use the minimum p-value approach with log-rank test?

I am interested in applying the minimum p-value approach using the p-values obtained from the log-rank test. However, I am uncertain about the specific steps involved. Could you kindly advise me on how to proceed? I am currently using the following version: JMP® Student Edition 18.2.0, running on Microsoft Windows 11 Home.
Namamugi

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Apr 10, 2025 11:22 PM

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Discovery summit book signings - official list of books?

Fellow JMP enthusiasts! During the 2024 Manchester Discovery Summit I was surprised to learn that the handing out and signing of books is a tradition. So, I am wondering whether there is a list of the books handed out & signed so far. If it exists, where to find it?I thoroughly enjoyed reading "Bitch" by Lucy Cooke, and I have a feeling "Hello World" by Hannah Frey will be a good read too.
Ressel

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Feb 28, 2025 11:25 AM

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