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  • How to explore the baseline level effect on response size (i.e. CFB)? Is fit model the right tool in JMP?

    Hi All, We have a test that compared the benefit (data reading, numerical data) of two different treatments over a couple of time points (baseline, T1, T2, etc). There are also some other effects: test sites, gender, etc.For primary objective, I used the "Fit model" and put the data reading as Y, treatment, baseline level, time point, gender, subject ID(random factor), some 2-factor interactions i...

    Diana Diana
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    Mar 17, 2021 8:07 PM
    2072 views | 2 replies

  • Incorporating measurement error into Dunnetts analysis

    I want to start incorporating my measurement error into my dunnetts analysis.  I have attached a file below which has two variables which I am trying to determine if they are different.  Both variables were tested 3 times and each test was measured 3 times.  Since I am trying to determine if the variables are different in the past I've always just averaged all 3 measurements and used as the value ...

    wyler0 wyler0
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    Mar 17, 2021 3:23 PM
    2534 views | 4 replies

  • What accounts for most of my error?

    I'm trying to find where the error is coming from in my experiments.  But I have multiple points where errors can occur.  Is there a way to determine which part of my experiment is responsible for the most error?  I have attached an example which has three sources of error:  Experiment, sample and measurement.  All of these contribute to the differences in the value I receive.  I'm hoping for an e...

    wyler0 wyler0
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    Mar 17, 2021 3:19 PM
    1869 views | 2 replies

  • Scripting For loop to multiply values across row

    Hi, I am fairly new to scripting in JMP and have looked through many jmp forums for solutions but haven't been successful in modifying the solutions for my particular problem. I have a script that produces a table of unknown number of columns and want to multiply each value in the row (there is only one row in the table generated) across the columns produced (column 1 * column 2 * column 3* etc). ...

    Cdougz Cdougz
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    Mar 17, 2021 1:48 PM
    3543 views | 5 replies

  • Remove "where(...)" text in report

    When you do something like a bivariate, and you use the Where() command, the JMP output usually has a bit of text "where(:column 1 == 'F') or something

    I am doing some scripting and I don't want that text showing up. Is there a way to keep that from happening or to remove it after the fact. Typically i just use the BY() command, but in this instance I want to basically iterate through the BY() leve...

    nathan-clark nathan-clark
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    Mar 17, 2021 1:17 PM
    1932 views | 3 replies

Latest Discussions

  • How to explore the baseline level effect on response size (i.e. CFB)? Is fit model the right tool in JMP?

    Hi All, We have a test that compared the benefit (data reading, numerical data) of two different treatments over a couple of time points (baseline, T1, T2, etc). There are also some other effects: test sites, gender, etc.For primary objective, I used the "Fit model" and put the data reading as Y, treatment, baseline level, time point, gender, subject ID(random factor), some 2-factor interactions i...

    Diana Diana
    Discussions |
    Mar 17, 2021 8:07 PM
    2072 views | 2 replies

  • Incorporating measurement error into Dunnetts analysis

    I want to start incorporating my measurement error into my dunnetts analysis.  I have attached a file below which has two variables which I am trying to determine if they are different.  Both variables were tested 3 times and each test was measured 3 times.  Since I am trying to determine if the variables are different in the past I've always just averaged all 3 measurements and used as the value ...

    wyler0 wyler0
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    Mar 17, 2021 3:23 PM
    2534 views | 4 replies

  • How to save report as a text file via script?

    Hi all, I have a script to run a logistics regression. I then want to save it as a text file, akin to doing a Ctrl+s with that report open, selecting "txt file" in "Save as type", then saving it. Is there a way to script this last saving part? I've tried Save(), SaveAs(), Save Text File() and none of them seem to work. I'm intending to then use a separate bash script to parse through that text fil...

    jcashida jcashida
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    Mar 17, 2021 10:21 AM
    5300 views | 9 replies

  • Prüfung von Residuen auf Normalverteilung (Diagramm Normalquantile)

    Hallo, ich habe über DoE einen Versuchsplan erstellt und möchte diesen jetzt auswerten. Bei der Modellanpassung möchte ich natürlich prüfen, ob die Residuen normalverteilt sind. Dazu habe ich mir im Modell-Fenster das "Diagramm der Residuen-Normalquantile" anzeigen lassen. Zusätzlich habe ich die Residuen als Spalte gespeichert und mir diese über "Verteilungen" als Histogramm anzeigen lassen. Hier...

    Al24 Al24
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    Mar 16, 2021 8:31 AM
    2624 views | 3 replies

  • Selecting a test to determine when to end an experiment?

    We have an experiment testing a population's response to a chemical with three sampling points in time. The measurements at these time points are the dosage with a significant effect on the test population.  I want to know if the measurements at the first and last time points (middle time point too) are normally equal or different. It would save money to end the experiment at sampling point 1 if t...

    joemama985 joemama985
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    Mar 16, 2021 6:32 AM
    5608 views | 10 replies

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