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• Variable Fit Model Scripting possible?

  Hi everyone, i'm new to this forum and hope to get along with you all:) I'm a student using JMP but am facing some difficulties in scripting pertaining to the fit model part. The following illustrates the fit model code which i can't seem to get it working:a=0;var_list={:param1,:param2};rs_list={:test1,:test2,:test3,:test4,:test5};obj=Fit Model(          Y(var_list[1]),          Effects( response ...

  celestine

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  Mar 14, 2012 5:56 PM

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• Multiple Fits Within a Graph

  Hey guys, I am trying to visually represent trends in many groups of sets of data as efficiently as possible.  My thoughts were to use an XY bivariate and draw splines through points, as shown below.  I did this one by drawing/editing splines one data set at a time using the row filter, but this is very time consuming over a large data set and I can't figure out how to automate it into a script.  ...

  seyberg

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  Mar 9, 2012 8:17 AM

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• JSL: Save data table with Compression

  current data table() << save("\\fssg52\VIEW21_CHECKLIST.sas7bdat", SAS);I use the above code to save the JMP data table to SAS data sets. But without compression the data table is very big. How do I put the SAS equivalent of '(Compress=yes)'  in JSL?

  hellind

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  Mar 8, 2012 7:29 PM

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• Sample Size

  Hello I have a sample of 159 individuals and I want to run an exploratory factor analysis and confirmatory factor analysis using SAS .How much individuals should I consider in ordrer to run both of them ? Is there a rule to choice?What are the SAS command associated?Can we do them by JMP,Thank you

  radhi

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  Mar 5, 2012 6:36 AM

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• Scripting with multiple tables

  I'm relatively new to JSL (and scripting in general) and am having trouble figuring out a way of manipulating multiple tables.What I would like to do for each row of one table is turn the data from two columns into two global variables, adjust matching data in a second table, then go on to the next row of the first table, repeat. IE:One table has a total number of runs for each workweek, one row p...

  adiezmann

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  Mar 1, 2012 4:22 PM

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