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  • JMP 9.0 (Docking Windows)

    Hi all,

    I just upgraded from JMP 8.0 to JMP 9.0. I am very annoyed by ver 9.0 in which, when I open multiple datasets, they all open in a seperate window. While, in JMP 8.0 I was able to have all the tables/graphs/plots docked in a single window and I can open each file by selecting them in the "window list".

    So, how can I revert back to JMP 8.0 dock settings.

    Thanks!

    engr engr
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    Oct 28, 2013 2:37 PM
    4512 views | 5 replies
  • Can you call a script from inside another script?

    I have 10 individual scripts that operate on 10 different tables.I want to write a master script that opens each table, and calls the script that should operate on that table, and then saves the resulting table.At the end it will join all the resulting tables.Is this possible to do?I can not figure out how to call the script from within another script.Thanks much for any help, I am just starting o...

    jslbeginner jslbeginner
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    Oct 28, 2013 5:55 AM
    11696 views | 1 replies
  • Time Series, calculation lag

    Hello, I want to check if some temperature data that I have are correlated, and I suspect there is a time-dependent lag.I have tried the time-series analysis using cross correlation. As a test of what the analysis does I entered the following data columns. There is full correlation for a lag of 7 rows:A      A+71        82        93        104        11etc.What I got just doesn't make sense. See t...

    peder peder
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    Oct 27, 2013 8:39 AM
    9777 views | 1 replies
  • Converting date categories to a continual date axis

    Hi all,I measured the growth of a group of animals roughly once a month for three months, and then let two months go by before I measured them a final time. I would like to graph the average growth over time. To do this, I will need to include a gap along the x-axis to represent the two month period when I didn't record growth. In other words, my x coordinates are January 9, 10, 11; February 11, 1...

    rrimler rrimler
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    Oct 16, 2013 8:44 PM
    17934 views | 9 replies
  • non-linear fit

    I am using JMP 8 to do a non-linear fit.It generates a goal SSE value and a solution SSE value. I just wonder how to interpret these values. How to decide if the non-linear fit is a good one or not?And is there any way to convert SSE to R square?Attached is the output from the non-linear fit from JMP 8.Thanks!

    xiaoming xiaoming
    Discussions |
    Oct 10, 2013 8:37 AM
    9430 views | 2 replies

Latest Discussions

  • JMP 9.0 (Docking Windows)

    Hi all,

    I just upgraded from JMP 8.0 to JMP 9.0. I am very annoyed by ver 9.0 in which, when I open multiple datasets, they all open in a seperate window. While, in JMP 8.0 I was able to have all the tables/graphs/plots docked in a single window and I can open each file by selecting them in the "window list".

    So, how can I revert back to JMP 8.0 dock settings.

    Thanks!

    engr engr
    Discussions |
    Oct 28, 2013 2:37 PM
    4512 views | 5 replies
  • How to look up a value in a cell.

    Can I assign a value to a variable using a database, a column, and a row?My script, at present, opens a timestamped database of information for my system.  I add a column that declares the last row when a certain valve was open.  I can use Col Max to find the latest overall point when that occurs. I'd like to assign a variable for the Timestamp when that occurs.  Of course I could just make a new ...

    zechariah zechariah
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    Oct 7, 2013 7:19 PM
    5315 views | 1 replies
  • Best method of analysis of multiple dependent variables in JMP

    I need a predictive model for two response variables (that are dependent on each other) and multiple independent variables.  I'm not very statistics-savvy but am comfortable with multiple regression; however, I'm not sure of the best way to approach a problem with multiple dependent variables.  I've been studying some of the approaches (MANOVA, MANCOVA, multivariate multiple regression, structural...

    kcros kcros
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    Sep 24, 2013 11:37 AM
    3228 views | 0 replies
  • Is there a way to represent how a row changes across columns?

    I am looking at how survey responses change over time. Each participant is entered as a row. Is there a way to see how each participant's anwers vary over time? For example, we have a survey that was given annually for 3 years. For yes or no questions (answers coded 1 or 0), I would like know how many people answered 1 the first year, then 0 for the two subsequent years etc.Thank you. 

    hollyg hollyg
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    Sep 20, 2013 2:18 PM
    3317 views | 2 replies
  • SAS to JMP....Will I Get What I Need?

    HelloI have Base SAS 9.3 with Enterprise Guide and I've written quite a few programs in SAS code.  Mostly I manipulate data from importing, change/create new fields, export to another medium like MS-Access.  I link onto the MS-Access data via Crystal Reports and use that for my reporting.I currently have SAS through my employer but I pay the yearly license fees.  However, I'm a contract employee a...

    shellp55 shellp55
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    Sep 20, 2013 9:19 AM
    12756 views | 6 replies

Latest Discussions

  • Best method of analysis of multiple dependent variables in JMP

    I need a predictive model for two response variables (that are dependent on each other) and multiple independent variables.  I'm not very statistics-savvy but am comfortable with multiple regression; however, I'm not sure of the best way to approach a problem with multiple dependent variables.  I've been studying some of the approaches (MANOVA, MANCOVA, multivariate multiple regression, structural...

    kcros kcros
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    Sep 24, 2013 11:37 AM
    3228 views | 0 replies
  • How to do a clean uninstall of JMP9 on a Mac?

    Wondering if this is as simple as dragging the application package to the trash.  The OCD in me would like to also get rid of associated library and preference components.  The manuals and online resources don't give any direction.  And since I have JMP10 installed, I don't want to rip out resources shared with the new version. 

    uw_viromics uw_viromics
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    May 17, 2013 6:26 PM
    3562 views | 0 replies
  • Mean Diamond Confidence Intervals

    I'm doing a simple Oneway Analysis, ~10 groups each with # of data points ranging up to 20.I noticed that there are 2 95% CIs that are calculated:1.  One set for each group in the Means and Std Dev report below the chart, where CIs are calculated off of the Std Dev of each individual group2.  One set for the Anova, where the Std Dev of all groups are assumed to be the same (calculated off of the S...

    gugiyu gugiyu
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    Apr 23, 2013 2:39 PM
    4130 views | 0 replies
  • Sensitivity and specificity calculation

    Hi every one, Is there any suggestion to directly calculate sensitivity and specificity directly from JMP 9? I read some where there is some plug in or small app needs to be downloaded to JMP for this purpose Any ideasthanksAdil

    adil adil
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    Mar 1, 2013 12:32 PM
    3596 views | 0 replies
  • Chossing between Steel-Dwass All Pairs vs Dunn All Pairs for Joint Ranks

    Hello,I have a time series (five time steps) of samples from a population of the same ~60 individuals, each sample being a haphazardly chosen (i.e. not completely random) subset of the 60. The sample sizes each time ranges from about 15 to up to 50, and the measurement I do for each individual in a sample is a continous variable that goes from 0 to 1.Since the sample sizes are different each ti...

    avamk avamk
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    Mar 1, 2013 11:54 AM
    6272 views | 0 replies
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