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Latest Discussions

  • Creating a subset of selected Rows in a datatable

    Hi All, I'm fairly new to JSL, and am hoping to get some assistance with an issue I've run into.I'm trying to create a subset of selected rows (with all columns preserved) from a datatable, but in spite of trying just about everything I can find on these forums, in the JMP scripting guide, and in "Jump into JMP Scripting", I haven't been able to get this to happen. The closest I've come is with th...

    juliet juliet
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    May 12, 2017 3:33 AM
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  • Lack of fit - significant R square in two "almost similar x/y models"

    Hello. I know a similar question was asked before, but please help me to apply this to my model: 1. test two regressions - A versus B and A versus C (similar observations n=1242)2. Model A versus B has an higher Rsquare and seems to have a better correlation - but a Lack of fit < 0.053. Model A versus C has a lower Rsquare and sems to have a bit less correlation - but a lack of fit > 0.054. The re...

    Marc Marc
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    May 12, 2017 2:37 AM
    8277 views | 2 replies

  • How can I do a chi-square test when 20% of the cells that have an expected count less than 5?

    I've got these warning messages (see below) after doing some analysis with some variables. So to fix this problem, I read in a stats book that I need to follow some steps that it stated in order to correct the problem such as "If the smallest expected cell frequency is less than five, the analyst should recode a row or column variable, combining rows or columns until an adequate expected cell freq...

    slamer2000 slamer2000
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    May 11, 2017 7:09 AM
    72199 views | 11 replies

  • How to summarize by variable column names

    I have a table with variable numeric, continuous column names.  I need to get the mean of each column, grouped by a different column.  The script below shows what I'm trying to do and it makes a generic table that works for this purpose.  I'm getting hung up on the "Mean(ColNames)" line because it can't seem to process that.   If I replace "Mean(ColNames)" with "Mean(:Col2, :Col3)" or "Mean(:Name(...

    MuttonChops MuttonChops
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    May 10, 2017 6:01 PM
    7045 views | 1 replies

  • Stand alone application.

    Is there any way in JMP to build appications that can be run by folks without JMP?  Something like a .exe. Gene

    gene gene
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    May 10, 2017 11:58 AM
    6987 views | 5 replies

Latest Discussions

  • Stand alone application.

    Is there any way in JMP to build appications that can be run by folks without JMP?  Something like a .exe. Gene

    gene gene
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    May 10, 2017 11:58 AM
    6987 views | 5 replies

  • How do I overlay box plots in JMP so they are aligned instead of next to each other?

    Assuming you have a set of x values (numerical, continuous) and 3 sets of y values (numerical, continuous), is there any way to overlay the series together and have box plots that are overlayed? When I add box plots with graph builder, the box plots take up their own independent space along the x-axis, instead of being aligned along the same value of x, the box plots won't intersect eachother. The...

    ambrose2 ambrose2
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    May 10, 2017 10:10 AM
    5641 views | 2 replies

  • how to custamize the rangeof the

    in the attcehd file there are 3 graphs in one box, but on the y-axis all the three graphs have the same range i.e is 0-500. But if i want to customize the three graphs with differetn ranges  (like 0-200, 0-300, 0-500). So that all the graphs would fit in neatly. I tried changiin them but, all the values are changing at the same. or should i plot the three plots separatly. Plz share an answer, as i...

    Drharsha Drharsha
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    May 9, 2017 6:46 PM
    3770 views | 1 replies

  • How to continue with no Analysis of Variance significance but Parameter Estimates significance

    [interactive explanation] The analysis of responses with a DSD (Definitive Screening Design) resulted in no significance in the Analysis of Variance (p=0.0898) for the "Actual by Predicted Plot" report. But parameter estimates report showed significance (p=0.0321) for one factor. Similar findings are described in the example: http://www.jmp.com/support/help/Examples_of_Definitive_Screening_Designs...

    den den
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    May 4, 2017 4:41 AM
    10832 views | 4 replies

  • Exponential Decay - Fit Curve

    I want the Scale term (a) to =1.0; I'm using FitExponential 2P; can I specify the scale factor somewhere in Fit Curve or do I need to use a different platform?

    hockswender hockswender
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    May 1, 2017 4:50 PM
    5733 views | 2 replies

Latest Discussions

  • 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
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  • 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
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  • Understanding the Dispatch and Legend Model and what exactly is Base(0,0,0)?

    My problem is two fold. Im writing a JSL Function to create some custom charts at work. Everything is working fine. Thats great. But I dont understand why - and I am trying to break down the code. Most of I wrote myself, but some aspects I made the tweaks within JMP, copied the scripts and used the parts that generated what I needed. Some of the code chunks that get added in are intuitive to read ...

    kevinwtbolger kevinwtbolger
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    Feb 26, 2017 9:30 AM
    3334 views | 0 replies

  • Data Binding Associative Arrays

    I recently had need to create some slightly complex data structures and started to play with associative arrays a little more.  These are similar to dictionaries in other languages.  Where they differ is that most languages to improve speed, when assigning an object in a dictionary to a variable it does a data binding.  Essentially it makes it so both the dictionary and the variable refer to the s...

    msharp msharp
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    Feb 14, 2017 1:53 PM
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  • How to Maintain JMP Graphs Table Layout When Copy and Pasting into Word

    For years I've had to build sets of graphs using the Fit Y by X platform. The graphs are simple: X-axis is always (1) a character, nominal column and (2) a numeric, continuous date/time column. The Y-axis is always numeric, continuous data (bins, registers, parameters). The result is a list of box plot on the left, time trend on the right. There could be many plots at a time. In JMP 12 (and I thin...

    MIKE MIKE
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    Dec 14, 2016 8:48 AM
    4715 views | 0 replies
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