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How do I perform spectral analysis in JMP?
I've got a data series of over 800k points that I'd like to look at in the frequency domain. I tried doing a "Time Series Analysis" to create spectral density data, but JMP just hangs. I let it hang for several minutes, and then my graphics card died... quite a coincidence! The data file is attached if you want to try it out, first column is the time stamp in seconds, second column is the dat...
sensij
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MANCOVA in JMP
Hi, I am a new user of JMP and I've just started to learn how to perform MANOVA. However, I am not sure I understand how to perform MANCOVA with JMP. I am trying to show the difference between the control and the experiment group is significant. The independent variable have 4 levelsI have one dependent variable which is the response time.The covariate is the pre-test scores. any suggestions on ho...
NeF
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Select and Delete a Column Where All Rows Have The Same Value
Hi, Working on an inherited script that outputs a pretty large data table. I great number of the columns will have the same value in each row. For example :Fred will all the rows =1 while :lucy will have all the rows = "yesterday". These columns are not useful for further analysis so I would like to delete or hide them. Who would I script this? I would like to review each column to see if ever...
Hegedus
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How to Maintain Proportion Balance when Using Subset with Stratify?
Dear JMP Community, I have used successfully the Stratify option when creating subset tables when the stratifying variable has balanced proportions (e.g. 50% Male and 50% Female). Now, I need to create a table subset where the stratifying variable is "unbalanced" (e.g. 25% Male and 75% Female). When I execute the Subset with stratification on Gender, the subset table returns 50% Male and 50% Femal...
Thierry_S
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Tukey Kramer - Tukey HSD test Unequal Group Sizes
I have read in a reference book for R that the title 'Tukey Kramer' refers to the Tukey tests where there are unequal group sizes. The inference being that Tukey HSD requires groups to be of equal size. JMP refers to 'Tukey HSD (also called Tukey Kramer)' in the sectionBasic Analysis > Oneway Analysis > Compare Means > All Pairs, Tukey HSD . Does JMP demand equal group sizes in each case?
CK
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Latest Discussions
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MANCOVA in JMP
Hi, I am a new user of JMP and I've just started to learn how to perform MANOVA. However, I am not sure I understand how to perform MANCOVA with JMP. I am trying to show the difference between the control and the experiment group is significant. The independent variable have 4 levelsI have one dependent variable which is the response time.The covariate is the pre-test scores. any suggestions on ho...
NeF
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Tukey Kramer - Tukey HSD test Unequal Group Sizes
I have read in a reference book for R that the title 'Tukey Kramer' refers to the Tukey tests where there are unequal group sizes. The inference being that Tukey HSD requires groups to be of equal size. JMP refers to 'Tukey HSD (also called Tukey Kramer)' in the sectionBasic Analysis > Oneway Analysis > Compare Means > All Pairs, Tukey HSD . Does JMP demand equal group sizes in each case?
CK
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PCA and T-Square T^2
Multivariate Control Chart (from the control chart menu) shows results for Principal Components on Covariances. Doing Principal Components (from the multivariate methodes menu), also on Correlations gives the same eigenvalues and cumulative percentage. Both are scaled. However, the eigenvectors and pc formulas (those that are save to the data table) are not the same. Am I missing something? Thanks
RonB
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Problem with Clear log () in JMP14
Hi, I have a problem with the clear log (); instruction.It was working well in jmp 12, 11, 10, etc...But with the new JMP14 ( Iswitch about 1 month ago), some time it works, some time not. All my scripts start with this header:
Names Default to here (1); // set all variables as local Open log (1); clear log(); include("My_own_path.jsl"); // define the path stored in include_path variable
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Determine the correct sampling rate for SPC data
Hello, I have an SPC data with UCL = 12.015 and LCL = 12 (target is 120.007) - see attached.My OOC (Out Of Control) values are too high and I want to check that my sampling rate is correct.Current sample rate is 0.1 (1 out of 10 parts are measured) and we are missing OOC measurements (there are 2 groups of SPC values with same limits: "Measure Depth 7" and "Measure Depth 1"). I tried using the sam...
yoni-b
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repeated-measures ANCOVA: How to perform the analysis when the parallel slope assumpt. doesn't meet?
Hi all,I need to perform the ANCOVA for a repeated-measures design. I tried to adapt the Julian's ANCOVA procedure showed on the https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mApbp1RDy-U to my study case (repeated-measures design). Initially, I did the following actions: 1. In the Fit Y by X dialogue: I selected VAR_Y as "Y, Response" and VAR_X as "X, Factor";2. For "Group by" I selected the variable Timepoint;...
Reinaldo
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Time Series - Prewhiten
Hello Everyone, My question pertains to understanding what the terminology in JMP's prewhiten platform means.Also, understanding how that helps me determine an appropriate Transfer Function that I can use to test whether x causes y. JMP's prewhiten output shows three different ACF's labeled "Prewhiten Corr", "Noise AutoCorr", & "Noise Partial AutoCorr".
What is the Prewhiten Corr, Noise AutoCorr, &...nopon649
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Fit Spline By Group: Save Spline Coefficients to Column?
Hi all--having an issue. I am using Fit Y by X to fit 5,000 separate regressions. I hold control, select red drop-down arrow, and Fit->Flexible, Fit->Spline and select, say, 0.1. This fits a spline to all 5,000 graphs with lambda of 0.1. I have 28 X values in each of 5,000 graphs, and I understand there are 4 different spline coefficients (A, B, C, D). I understand if I just had 1 regression...
M0gAl0g
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Why does Profiler not stop
All,
I have a script I am trying to profile and improve on. When I run the script without the profiler, it runs and ends within 4 minutes. When I try to profile the script, even after a good 5-6 minutes, it does not stop. Wondering why this is happening and if there is a way to use profiler and not run into this. I am using JMP 13.uday_guntupalli
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P value, L-R Chi Square, Prob Chi Square in Choice results
Hello everybodyI am going to undrestand the P value, L-R Chi Square, Prob Chi Square in Choice results. But different interpretations of these values can be found in the web. It seems that the true interpretation is related to null hypothesis and confidence intervel.The results of the study are as the attached pictures.Could any body inform me what exactly these statistics are saying and base on w...
aryasohrabi
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