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• How do I use Neural Net model to predict data?

  I have got the Neural net modeling estimated parameters:
  
  X1, X2, X3, X4 are input
  Y is output:
  
  H1:intercept
  H1:X1
  H1:X2
  H1:X3
  H1:X4
  H2:intercept
  H2:X1
  H2:X2
  H2:X3
  H2:X4
  
  My first question: when I calculate the H1 as H1=1/(1+exp(-(intercept + Sum(H1:Xi*Xi)) is not the H1 value JMP provided.
  
  My second question; I assume the H1 and H2 values from JMP calculation are correct and using the linear combination of t...

  

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  Dec 9, 2009 8:55 AM

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• Creating Random distributions

  Hi,
  
  For teaching purposes, I'm trying to create a dataset with 4 or 5 different distributions that all have a mean of 0 and sigma of 1. The lesson will be that sometimes the variation that is out there is more complicated than can be summarized from just those two numbers.
  
  The first distribution is easy since it will be the "standard" normal distribution where the Random Normal() formula yields mean...

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  Dec 3, 2009 1:20 PM

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• How can I save all files open in the Windows pane as one project?

  Hi Guys,
  
  I have a bunch of files open in the Windows pane to the left. I want to save all these files as one big project so when I open it I can have all my data tables, charts, etc.
  
  How can I save this as one project?
  
  Thanks.

  

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  Dec 3, 2009 10:26 AM

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• Mail() function causes outlook to display warning

  I want to create an automated jmp script which runs and sends out reports. When it gets to the Mail function Outlook pops up with "A Program is trying to access e-mail address information stored in Outlook" Allow / Deny. VB and a number of other languages have a way to disable that message. Is there a way to bypass this message in JMP as it defeats the purpose of automating the emails.
  
  Thanks

  

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  Nov 27, 2009 8:07 AM

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• Multiple means comparision for non-parametric data?

  I am analyzing some data that is so strongly left-skewed that it has to be analyzed nonparametrically. Although my preferred question would be to see whether three wasp species differ in their preferences among three baits (a factorial design would work great if the data could be normalized), I think I’d settle for the Kruskal-Wallis analysis for each species separately IF I could then do the mult...

  

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  Nov 20, 2009 7:39 PM

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