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  • How do I perform a nested gauge R&R across a process range

    Hello, I am quite familiar with designing and executing crossed Gauge RR studies within JMP. Recently, I was asked to perform a nested study as the process under observation is destructive. For background, we are trying to establish the effectiveness of an automated inspection system tasked with measuring the size of nanoliter volume spots applied to a piece of plastic. The volume of fluid is so l...

    jecuzens jecuzens
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    Nov 4, 2016 1:21 PM
    5126 views | 1 replies

  • How are Gamma-Poisson Distribution Fit Parameters Determined? They differ from a least-squares solution.

    The distribution platform estimates lambda and sigma parameters for a Gamma-Poisson distribution of the attached data to be 10.0 and 4.4.  A separate least-squares method finds 7.5 and 2.1.  I am not proposing the orange line to be better than the gray (JMP) only that it fits my current needs better.  For other data sets the parameters found by both systems are fairly close.Does anyone have an ide...

    ih ih
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    Nov 4, 2016 8:49 AM
    13251 views | 2 replies

  • SAS PROC MIXED and JMP Output are Different

    Dear All,I am trying to compare the results of SAS PROC Mixed and JMP mixed model. I thought the results would be the same, but they are not. I hope JMP can give the same results of SAS PROC MIXED. Could anyone help me with it?My SAS code as following:PROC MIXED DATA = DATA;CLASS Sub Condition Stimuli;MODEL Y = Condition / SOLUTION;RANDOM Sub;RANDOM Stimuli(Condition);run;The results for the fixed...

    laughtpp laughtpp
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    Nov 3, 2016 8:59 AM
    8145 views | 6 replies

  • Computing statistical tolerance intervals in JMP

    Hi,I am looking into the calculation of one-sided tolerance intervals. Searching the documentation, I found the following paragraph:   Now, please correct me if I am wrong, but as I understand it:s is the standard deviation of the data samplesis the sample meann is the number of samples1-α is the confidencet is the noncentral t inverse cumulative distribution functionand finally  is the inverse cu...

    martin_snogdahl martin_snogdahl
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    Nov 3, 2016 6:32 AM
    10474 views | 1 replies

  • Use two columns to set a range(start and stop) where y-value is valid

    Hi, Title was maybe a bit badly explained, but below I added a simple csv example and a visio plot illustrating what I want. Not sure what to call this kind of plot, or how to use two columns to set a range(start and stop) where y-value is valid. CSV:Column Y;Column X0;Column X120;0;530;10;15 

    tobben24 tobben24
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    Nov 3, 2016 12:26 AM
    11321 views | 4 replies

Latest Discussions

  • How do I perform a nested gauge R&R across a process range

    Hello, I am quite familiar with designing and executing crossed Gauge RR studies within JMP. Recently, I was asked to perform a nested study as the process under observation is destructive. For background, we are trying to establish the effectiveness of an automated inspection system tasked with measuring the size of nanoliter volume spots applied to a piece of plastic. The volume of fluid is so l...

    jecuzens jecuzens
    Discussions |
    Nov 4, 2016 1:21 PM
    5126 views | 1 replies

  • SAS PROC MIXED and JMP Output are Different

    Dear All,I am trying to compare the results of SAS PROC Mixed and JMP mixed model. I thought the results would be the same, but they are not. I hope JMP can give the same results of SAS PROC MIXED. Could anyone help me with it?My SAS code as following:PROC MIXED DATA = DATA;CLASS Sub Condition Stimuli;MODEL Y = Condition / SOLUTION;RANDOM Sub;RANDOM Stimuli(Condition);run;The results for the fixed...

    laughtpp laughtpp
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    Nov 3, 2016 8:59 AM
    8145 views | 6 replies

  • How to Autorun the JMP Script every 1 hour.

    I have jmp script. I would like it to run every 1 hours to see trends. Please let me know if it is possible.

    ashishmehra870 ashishmehra870
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    Oct 13, 2016 7:07 PM
    4493 views | 1 replies

  • Crop Image and Insert Crop Into Data Table

    I'm currently running a script that inserts a 1Mb image into a data table using the following simple script ( where :link to image is a network drive where the jpg is stored)Formula( Open( :Link to Image, "jpg" ) ),Due to the size of the image the data table is getting large ( I have ~1500 images) and have tried the crop function but cannot get the syntax correctone of the various ways I have trie...

    d_barnett d_barnett
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    Oct 12, 2016 6:33 AM
    5175 views | 1 replies

  • How to save residuals from logistic regression?

    I did logistic regression in the Fit Model platform, but could not find a place to save residuals. Any ideas? Thank you very much!

    xiaoyaj0 xiaoyaj0
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    Oct 6, 2016 6:37 AM
    12376 views | 4 replies

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  • Odds ratios for multiway tables

    On twitter earlier today, someone asked if the Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel (CMH) odds ratio (OR) test was available in JMP when the stratification variable is not the X in Fit Y by X. Anytime I need to go from two variables to more than two variables, the first place I look is Fit Model. The beauty of fit model is that not only can I use as many variables as I want, but I can consider interactions bet...

    DonMcCormack DonMcCormack
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    Aug 10, 2016 3:35 PM
    4868 views | 0 replies

  • How to find ETA squared effect size for MANOVA?

    Hello, Does anyone know how to calculate the eta squared value from a manova analysis in JMP? I know that the E and H matrices tab shows the sum of squares for each parameter, but which values do I use to calculate SStotal and SSeffect? In my model, I have 2 control variables (age and gender) and then a two way factorial. If only one of these variables (in addition to both control variables) is si...

    nsalmano_stanfo nsalmano_stanfo
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    Aug 8, 2016 7:04 AM
    3881 views | 0 replies

  • Is there an easy way to get the FWHM (full width half max) of a curve using JMP?

    Dear JMP community,Is there an easy way to get the FWHM (full width half max) of a spectral curve using JMP? Finding the minima and maxima are fairly straightforward, but then calculating the FWHM seems to be much more laborious in JMP, especially if the data is sparse and we would like to interpolate to get more accurate intersections between the peak and the FWHM value. In my case, the peak is o...

    mcjorge mcjorge
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    Jul 22, 2016 8:13 AM
    5149 views | 0 replies

  • Co-Kriging with JMP and Matlab

    Hi!I was wondering if anyone already tried to work with Co-Kriging, using JMP together with Matlab. As JMP only fits Ordinary Kriging Models (Gaussian Process with Gaussian Correlation Function), I would like to send data (generated with Space Filling JMP Platform) from JMP to Matlab, fit the models there (Matlab), and bring the MODELS back to JMP, to use inside Profile Platform. Do you have any e...

    samuelbbaco0 samuelbbaco0
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    Dec 4, 2015 12:32 PM
    3587 views | 0 replies

  • Interpreting canonical structure and scores in discriminant analysis

    I'm trying to interpret the relative contributions of my variables in a discriminant function analysis of chemical data for three groups of rocks.  In a stepwise, linear, common covariance discriminant function analysis I'm able to generate non-overlapping 95% confidence ellipses for my three groups with no incorrectly assigned data points using 6 variables.  My understanding is that the scoring c...

    amzipkin amzipkin
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    Oct 20, 2015 3:25 PM
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