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  • Making a data table from Least Square Mean Table in Fit Model

    I am trying to write a script that takes a data table, runs a fit model analysis based on several construct model effects, and then creates a data table from the least squares means table, specifically for the strain_id input. Below is the script I am currently using to run the fit model on my data but I am not sure how to extract the least squares means table. The only way I know how to do this i...

    gtchbe2019 gtchbe2019
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    Apr 7, 2020 9:55 PM
    2325 views | 1 replies

  • Specifying Random Block factor in classic DOE designs

    Hi all, When generating a classic DOE design in JMP, any block factor is automatically defaulted as fixed block factor. I know I can change it to random block effect to utilize the REML method by adding to it the "random effect" attribute in the Fit Model platform. However, I notice that I could also change its design role to "Random block", it is not automatically assigned the "random effect" att...

    hxnduke hxnduke
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    Apr 7, 2020 3:55 PM
    8334 views | 11 replies

  • Using JSL to Plot Multiple Series on One Graph

    Hello,    I want to plot multiple series as a function of the same variable on a graph.  For example, here is the type of data I want to plot:   y x1 x2 1 12 14 2 25 28 3 36 38 4 54 49 5 68 86   All I have found so far is a way to plot multiple series on different graphs but never multiple series on the same graph. I want to have checkboxes that allow me to select the series I w...

    Jordan_T Jordan_T
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    Apr 7, 2020 12:36 PM
    6788 views | 5 replies

  • JMP Custom DOE vs Full Factorial DOE

    Hi, I'm new to JMP. I would like to learn and understand the difference between the Custom DOE design and the Full Factorial DOE design. I am designing an experiment using 4 variables (2 levels each, 4th variable is categorical). A full factorial requires 16 runs. When I build the experiment in Custom design however, the default # of runs in JMP is 12. Why are the # of runs in each of these differ...

    SajithD SajithD
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    Apr 7, 2020 9:01 AM
    9601 views | 6 replies

  • Applying functional PCA outcome to the new observed functional data

    I have functional curves from id 1 to id 80. I could obtain the functional PCA analysis result from JMP functional data explorer. Now, I want to obtain corresponding fPCA scores for new observed curves, say id 81. How can I do this?

    Kangwon Kangwon
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    Apr 7, 2020 8:01 AM
    3046 views | 2 replies

Latest Discussions

  • Specifying Random Block factor in classic DOE designs

    Hi all, When generating a classic DOE design in JMP, any block factor is automatically defaulted as fixed block factor. I know I can change it to random block effect to utilize the REML method by adding to it the "random effect" attribute in the Fit Model platform. However, I notice that I could also change its design role to "Random block", it is not automatically assigned the "random effect" att...

    hxnduke hxnduke
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    Apr 7, 2020 3:55 PM
    8334 views | 11 replies

  • JMP Custom DOE vs Full Factorial DOE

    Hi, I'm new to JMP. I would like to learn and understand the difference between the Custom DOE design and the Full Factorial DOE design. I am designing an experiment using 4 variables (2 levels each, 4th variable is categorical). A full factorial requires 16 runs. When I build the experiment in Custom design however, the default # of runs in JMP is 12. Why are the # of runs in each of these differ...

    SajithD SajithD
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    Apr 7, 2020 9:01 AM
    9601 views | 6 replies

  • Continuous Variables Nested within a Categorical Variable?

    Hello, I am new to JMP and am not sure how to model my data so any suggestions on the steps I should take would be much appreciated!! I apologize in advance for my very limited knowledge of statistics.I have a data set with a categorical variable (donor) and two parameters unique to each donor that are continuous (age and BMI). I would like to see how different response variables (also continuous ...

    angie_newbie angie_newbie
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    Apr 5, 2020 3:24 PM
    6502 views | 9 replies

  • Is it possible to create an overlay plot representing confidence intervals?

    I have lower bound and upper bound of the confidence interval for each estimate already available in my data, I just want to draw it using JMP. All the blogs I have found are regarding generating and drawing confidence intervals with JMP. Any help would be very welcome, thank you very much.

    myriam_alexande myriam_alexande
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    Apr 4, 2020 12:14 PM
    11780 views | 7 replies

  • How to do Weighted Least Squares for simple regression

    Hi, I'm new to JMP and I need some advice on how to run a WLS for a simple regression.Other discussions say that I use Analyze > Fit Y by X > select another numerical column with the appropriate weights and click "Weight".But what exactly do I put in the weight tab? Do I put the saved residuals or the x variable itself? Sorry if this question is very elementary -- I'm having hard time navigating t...

    Soniayoung Soniayoung
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    Apr 4, 2020 3:35 AM
    3495 views | 1 replies

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  • How do I calculate z-scores at different aggregation levels?

    Hello,  How do I use JSL to calculate Z-scores at different levels of aggregation? I am working with cancer mortality data (1999 - 2015) at the county-level. I need to calculate Z-scores to compare each county to the others within a state and all counties within the country. I cannot simply use the standardize function because it automatically takes an average of rates--which is invalid unless the...

    Jmsouch Jmsouch
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    Feb 26, 2020 7:04 AM
    2211 views | 0 replies

  • Calling Windows API ImageViewer.dll to display JPG files.

    I am working with a very large database of image files and want to be able to display the file for the user for visual inspection from a script. I have been able to get the following code to load the DLL but get an error requesting a signature argument. Does anyone know how to get a signature string from the system to pass to the DLL.   ERROR MESSAGE FORM LOG: Second argument to CallDLL must be a ...

    DMeakin1 DMeakin1
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    Jan 17, 2020 10:19 AM
    2016 views | 0 replies

  • Running script from command line on MAC

    Not a mac person.  Does anyone know how to run a jsl script from command line on a mac?  I specifically mean WITHOUT "//!" at the top of it.     I have this but it only opens the file unless I have the "//!" open -g -W -a /Applications/JMP\ Pro\ 15.app/ $(pwd)/myscript.jsl

    vince_faller vince_faller
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    Jan 10, 2020 2:26 PM
    1661 views | 0 replies

  • how to add confounding variable

    I am working with a multi level data. Data is attached.In this dataset, I have 8- X variable: cumulative risk (continuous), all other risk (dichotomous). 3- Y variables: insurance and practice (dichotomous) and time (continuous)I have one confounding variable Age (continuous). I will have to add random effect to X variable. But I am confused how to add confounding variable to this analysis. Can an...

    billi billi
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    Jan 6, 2020 9:39 AM
    1600 views | 0 replies

  • Difference between std error in "Parameter Estimates" and "Least Squares Means Table"?

    I am running mixed effects models and have noticed that the standard error for an effect in the "Parameter Estimates" table is different from the standard error reported in the Least Squares Means table for the same effect. How are they calculated differently? Thanks! 

    Ranae Ranae
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    Nov 26, 2019 11:44 AM
    1681 views | 0 replies
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