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  • How to remove Row Legend from Bivariate chart? (like you manually do with your mouse; right click)

    I can always add Legend to a Bivariate chart by using Report and FrameBox (see below), but how can i remove the added Legends?           Report(biv_chart)[FrameBox(1)] << Row Legend(                EntColumn,                Color( 0 ),                Color Theme( "" ),                                Marker( 0 ),                Marker Theme( "" ),                Continuous Scale( 0 ),              ...

    alex_tabacaru alex_tabacaru
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    Oct 19, 2015 10:00 AM
    6391 views | 4 replies

  • Graph a parallel plot using means and showing standard dev for each x variable

    Good afternoon all; I'm pretty new to JMP and am most familiar with using it for multivariate (particularly canonical discriminant) analysis of geochemical data.  I'm running into an obstacle to visualizing some data as a parallel plot.  I have a dataset containing about 45 rock samples for each of which I measured the concentration of about 30 elements. The samples come from three different rock ...

    amzipkin amzipkin
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    Oct 17, 2015 4:53 PM
    7207 views | 3 replies

  • Correctly interpreting multiple significant interactions and main effects- JMP

    My analysis produced the below p-value table. I have made some conclusions based upon the results, but am unsure whether I am on the right track given the multiple significant interactions and main effects, specifically if I have reached too far.Preliminary results of this study indicate that soluble solids content and specific gravity differed across years, cultivars, and locations, but for SSC t...

    travis_alexande travis_alexande
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    Oct 16, 2015 8:10 AM
    7992 views | 4 replies

  • Bug using Concatenate/Append on tables having columns with List Check

    // This code shows the bug.  Concatenate with Append To First Table results in data corruption.dtA = new table("A");dtB = new table("B");dtA << Add Rows(3);dtB << Add Rows(1);colA = Column(dtA, 1);colB = Column(dtB, 1);colA[1]="A";colA[2]="A";colA[3]="C";colB[1]="B";dtA << Compress Selected Columns(dtA << Get Column Names());// This data has no List Check, but is not corrupted(dtA << Concatenate(d...

    robert_j_moser robert_j_moser
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    Oct 15, 2015 10:07 AM
    8011 views | 7 replies

  • Sufficient DF's- NonEstimable error message for Full Factorial

    I have a dataset with 4 treatments (Locations) that were repeated for 3 Years. When I run a full factorial (Year, Location, Year*Location) I get the nonEstimable error message, as seen below. When I analyze just Year and Location with no interaction, I do get results as seen below. Now when I don't select a By element in the Fit Model control panel, specifically don't select Cultivar as a By eleme...

    travis_alexande travis_alexande
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    Oct 15, 2015 7:23 AM
    3585 views | 2 replies

Latest Discussions

  • How to remove Row Legend from Bivariate chart? (like you manually do with your mouse; right click)

    I can always add Legend to a Bivariate chart by using Report and FrameBox (see below), but how can i remove the added Legends?           Report(biv_chart)[FrameBox(1)] << Row Legend(                EntColumn,                Color( 0 ),                Color Theme( "" ),                                Marker( 0 ),                Marker Theme( "" ),                Continuous Scale( 0 ),              ...

    alex_tabacaru alex_tabacaru
    Discussions |
    Oct 19, 2015 10:00 AM
    6391 views | 4 replies

  • Graph a parallel plot using means and showing standard dev for each x variable

    Good afternoon all; I'm pretty new to JMP and am most familiar with using it for multivariate (particularly canonical discriminant) analysis of geochemical data.  I'm running into an obstacle to visualizing some data as a parallel plot.  I have a dataset containing about 45 rock samples for each of which I measured the concentration of about 30 elements. The samples come from three different rock ...

    amzipkin amzipkin
    Discussions |
    Oct 17, 2015 4:53 PM
    7207 views | 3 replies

  • Correctly interpreting multiple significant interactions and main effects- JMP

    My analysis produced the below p-value table. I have made some conclusions based upon the results, but am unsure whether I am on the right track given the multiple significant interactions and main effects, specifically if I have reached too far.Preliminary results of this study indicate that soluble solids content and specific gravity differed across years, cultivars, and locations, but for SSC t...

    travis_alexande travis_alexande
    Discussions |
    Oct 16, 2015 8:10 AM
    7992 views | 4 replies

  • Bug using Concatenate/Append on tables having columns with List Check

    // This code shows the bug.  Concatenate with Append To First Table results in data corruption.dtA = new table("A");dtB = new table("B");dtA << Add Rows(3);dtB << Add Rows(1);colA = Column(dtA, 1);colB = Column(dtB, 1);colA[1]="A";colA[2]="A";colA[3]="C";colB[1]="B";dtA << Compress Selected Columns(dtA << Get Column Names());// This data has no List Check, but is not corrupted(dtA << Concatenate(d...

    robert_j_moser robert_j_moser
    Discussions |
    Oct 15, 2015 10:07 AM
    8011 views | 7 replies

  • Sufficient DF's- NonEstimable error message for Full Factorial

    I have a dataset with 4 treatments (Locations) that were repeated for 3 Years. When I run a full factorial (Year, Location, Year*Location) I get the nonEstimable error message, as seen below. When I analyze just Year and Location with no interaction, I do get results as seen below. Now when I don't select a By element in the Fit Model control panel, specifically don't select Cultivar as a By eleme...

    travis_alexande travis_alexande
    Discussions |
    Oct 15, 2015 7:23 AM
    3585 views | 2 replies

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  • Generalized Segmented Distributions

    A former classmate of mine from Graduate School has recently published a paper on Generalized Segmented Distributions.  Utilizing this method, the distribution can approach any continuous density function of arbitrary form.  The method is particularly effective in fitting data with sufficient observations that are skewed and/or multimodal.  The paper can be found here:The General Segmented Distrib...

    Steven_Moore Steven_Moore
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    Sep 17, 2015 11:54 AM
    2285 views | 0 replies

  • Running JSL Script After Creation of a File

      

    sophiaw sophiaw
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    Sep 1, 2015 9:56 AM
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  • Clash?

    saitcopuroglu saitcopuroglu
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    Aug 18, 2015 6:43 AM
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  • Incorporating Reference Lines into legend for multiple bivariate graphs.

    Hello everyone!I would like assistance in order to incorporate reference lines at certain numbers of the Y axis, horizontal lines, directly into the legend.This is my current script
    Bivariate(
      Y( :Cat),
      X( :Dog),
      Histogram Borders( 1 ),

      Where(:Recipe == "B_XX" & (:Tool == "A_XX")),
      Elements( Points( X, Legend( 1 ) ) ),
      SendToReport(Dispatch(
      {},
      "2",
      ScaleBox,
      {Add Ref Line( 140, Solid, "...

    saswatmishra50 saswatmishra50
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    Jul 13, 2015 1:00 PM
    3037 views | 0 replies

  • Fit Y by X plot discrepancy (Oneway vs Bivariate)

    Hi, I see a discrepancy in the plotted Y variables when plotting similar columns in the Oneway vs Bivariate plots. Bivariate plots the Y values correctly (left side below). Oneway seems to jitter the points on the Y-axis, which seems strange to me. I realize that my horizontal axis here is a numeric, and that bivariate makes more sense* but I'm just looking for a simple x-y scatter and I like the ...

    mikedriscoll mikedriscoll
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    Jul 10, 2015 9:04 AM
    4033 views | 0 replies
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