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  • JSL recursion prevented

    From the switch to JMP 13 from JMP 12 I keep running across errors due to "JSL recursion prevented".  Mostly this is a good thing as I've had to fix bad practices in my code base, however often it just limits functionality.  Where I'm seeing it currently is in one of my reports I have a "filter" button, that reruns the display filtering out user specified data.  If that button is pushed too many t...

    msharp msharp
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    Sep 1, 2017 2:45 PM
    5932 views | 3 replies

  • How to get equation from fit model

    When fitting a model in JMP, it must create an equation to predict the behavior of the response variable from the parameters.  Where can that equation be found?   Thanks,
    Matt

    m100psi m100psi
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    Sep 1, 2017 6:57 AM
    45505 views | 10 replies

  • Concatenate values in a column

    Seems like this should be simple, but I cannot find a clear example.  I would like to concatinate the values in columns of a specific name("ROW" and "COL") and create a new column with the result in it.  Example below.  ROW    COL     CELL   5          1         5_1   3          2         3_2  12         -1       12_-1 best shot at code so far: column("ROW") << Data type(Character); column("COL") ...

    tdiehl tdiehl
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    Aug 31, 2017 12:04 PM
    9790 views | 1 replies

  • JMP script question: how to divide one column by another

    Dear all,  I am a regular user of JMP but new to Script. I am exporting data from a manufacturing system (SAP) and I would like to convert the kilogram figures that it outputs into %m figures. I am able to do this manually, however it is very time consuming so would like to write a script to do this.  The user will need to input the following at the begining for the script to work: - Select which ...

    Dipesh Dipesh
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    Aug 31, 2017 8:16 AM
    6035 views | 1 replies

  • Why is RSquare nothing? - Summary of Fit of Model

    Why is RSquare not being calculated for this model?  Here is the script the model gave me.  Why does it show "Mixture" instead of the actual components?Fit Model( Y( :FW5% ), Effects( :FH & Mixture, :TotFlow & Mixture, :Pch & Mixture, :ExFlow & Mixture, :FH * :TotFlow, :FH * :Pch, :TotFlow * :Pch, :FH * :ExFlow, :TotFlow * :ExFlow, :FH * :TotFlow * :ExFlow, :TotFlow * :Pch ...

    BenSwedlove BenSwedlove
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    Aug 31, 2017 7:38 AM
    7845 views | 2 replies

Latest Discussions

  • JSL recursion prevented

    From the switch to JMP 13 from JMP 12 I keep running across errors due to "JSL recursion prevented".  Mostly this is a good thing as I've had to fix bad practices in my code base, however often it just limits functionality.  Where I'm seeing it currently is in one of my reports I have a "filter" button, that reruns the display filtering out user specified data.  If that button is pushed too many t...

    msharp msharp
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    Sep 1, 2017 2:45 PM
    5932 views | 3 replies

  • How to generate a Learning Curve Plot for a machine learning method?

    Dear JMP users, Is it possible to generate a plot of learning curve such as shown below? Both scripting answer or interactive answer would be greatly appreciated. For example, for a machine learning method (e.g. linear regression), I would like to plot error rate in the Y-axis and training set size in the X-axis.(figure source: http://blog.revolutionanalytics.com/2015/09/why-big-data-learning-curv...

    UserLightNew UserLightNew
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    Aug 28, 2017 10:11 AM
    7226 views | 5 replies

  • list box and iteration

    Hello,I have a reporting showing data and structured as below:H1 = H list box(         V1 = V list box() / V2 = V list box() / V3 = V list box() / V4 = V list box());Is there a wait to script this type of structure using iteration as all the V list box are identical.I tried to use H1 << append (vi) method but it is not working. best regardsLionel  

    KinKame KinKame
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    Aug 28, 2017 5:26 AM
    8832 views | 5 replies

  • Is it possible to add a horizontal scroll bar to listboxbox?

    Hi, Is it possible to add a horizontal scroll bar to listboxbox? To be clear, it is a listbox(), not a col list box(). Ex:names default to here(1); myList ={}; for(i = 1, i <= 10, i++, myList[i] = char(i) || "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz_abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz_abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"; ); myWin = new window("test", lb = listbox(myList,nlines(7), width(250))); Thanks,Mike

    mikedriscoll mikedriscoll
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    Aug 23, 2017 1:03 PM
    6266 views | 6 replies

  • Cox Proportional Hazard - adjusting risk ratio with std dev

    I'm working with someone who is using SAS and I'm trying to do the same analysis in JMP.  When I  questioned their hazard ratio they said it was adjusted by the standard deviation. They commented:In order to obtain results in units of 1 standard deviation – you simply get the standard deviation value for parameter of interest and introduce it in the PH regression statement, for example:proc phreg ...

    Maureen Maureen
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    Aug 22, 2017 1:18 PM
    3363 views | 0 replies

Latest Discussions

  • Cox Proportional Hazard - adjusting risk ratio with std dev

    I'm working with someone who is using SAS and I'm trying to do the same analysis in JMP.  When I  questioned their hazard ratio they said it was adjusted by the standard deviation. They commented:In order to obtain results in units of 1 standard deviation – you simply get the standard deviation value for parameter of interest and introduce it in the PH regression statement, for example:proc phreg ...

    Maureen Maureen
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    Aug 22, 2017 1:18 PM
    3363 views | 0 replies

  • JSL How do I wrap the title text of a OutlineBox?

    Hi all, I often use the Set Title() message to overwrite the OutlineBox titles of charts, distributions, etc. My first issue is that the OutlineBox does not support the Set Wrap() message. Is there any replacement I could use? To work around the missing Set Wrap(), I started inserting newlines "\!n" in the tiitle text. After doing this, I have noticed a second issue: Whatever number of newlines I ...

    AlexanderKrebs AlexanderKrebs
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    Jun 13, 2017 5:38 AM
    4381 views | 0 replies

  • Printing worksheet with cell colors

    Hello JMP Community, I'm currently using JMP version 10.0.0 and having trouble printing my data table with cells highlighted in certain colors.  Is there a way to print keeping the colors or to even export the file keeping the cells highlighted?

    Thanks.

    ferdt58 ferdt58
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    May 16, 2017 9:14 AM
    2160 views | 0 replies

  • Linearity and Bias Report

    In Our MSA stsudy we are performing Linearity and Bias measurment. We are currently controlling at Linearity and Bias to be below 5%.  We actually generate the following report for Linearity and BIas. However in AIAG handbook the criteria for the gauge to pass bias criteria has the following criteria.

    Aravindan Aravindan
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    Apr 18, 2017 12:54 AM
    4260 views | 0 replies

  • CCC Optimal

    Hi,I have 2 clustering chooses as mentionned below,- Nr of cluster 15 : CCC = 69.99 (OPTIMAL)- Nr of cluster 15 : CCC = -92.87- Nr of cluster 15 : CCC = -112.8 The first one with CCC = 69.99 is mentionned as the best optimal. I don't understand why this one is the best by consedering the different values ?. What is the signification of these values ? Thanks,

    Lamine Lamine
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    Mar 17, 2017 5:25 AM
    3313 views | 0 replies
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