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• Predicting Rainy Days

  Hi all! I'm wondering if JMP can help with spot a pattern in the days leading up to rain. If I have years of historical daily (even hourly) environmental data which includes temperature, humidity, pollution, etc, would JMP be able to help spot a pattern leading up to rainy days? If so, what type of analysis would be best suited for a study like this? The "sequential" element is tricky to me, as I'...

  gudetama

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  Mar 8, 2021 12:55 PM

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• Where did the variability chart toolbar item go and how to get it back please?

  JMP 14, the variability chart button is gone from the analyze toolbar. (why do you have to change things)   How to get it back please?I have tried cutomize toolbars, but there are no option to add anything, just empty 

  mattpace0

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  Mar 8, 2021 12:47 PM

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• Do "work" when you select an item in the Data Filter

  I am having trouble figuring out how to do "work" when you select a item in the data filter. When i select a condition I would like the script to go to my Limits Table and then populate an expression that i use for a Graphics Script. This will change based on the "where" statement from the data filter. I don't know how to get the script to trigger this action or how do you delete it if i were to c...

  Yngeinstn

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  Mar 8, 2021 10:53 AM

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• JMP script for a user select Y, response columns for Fit Y by X

  Hi,  I'm trying to write a script that user can select columns for 'Y, response', 'X, Factor', and 'By' for Fit Y by X or Bivariate. I figured out that I can use 'Column Dialog' function to select Y, X, and By using below script. But, I could not write a script to plot Fit Y by X with selected columns. It would be really appreciated if anyone can help to make a full script. Thanks in advance.  Reg...

  hwchoi0109

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  Mar 8, 2021 10:41 AM

  1109 views | 1 replies

• How to show failure rate in summary statistics (e.g. percentage of cells in a column with value larger than a given number)?

  For example, snapshot below is the statistics of a column of values. There are mean/Std Dev etc in the Summery Statistics. I want to add another variable called failure rate, which is defined as the number of cells out of the total N (=1079) which has value larger than a give number, e.g. 99.5. How can I do that? Thanks.  

  fireonthesea

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  Mar 8, 2021 5:52 AM

  3042 views | 3 replies