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• JSL - Repeats within a platform function

  Names Default To Here( 1 ); // Create an Example data table dt = currentdatatable(); // Get the names of the columns in the data table colNames = dt << get column group( "WLS" ); nIters = 2; Neural( Y( :Type ), X(eval(colNames)), Validation Method( "KFold", 5 ), Set Random Seed( 2 ), for( k=1, k <= nIters, k++, Fit( NTanH ( 2 ) ) ), ); I am trying to fit more than 1 neural model using at...

  Joost

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  Dec 24, 2022 3:28 AM

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• Why are my fit models showing different factor significance? In "model 1", Random Block is a Random Effect rather than a Fixed Effect, whereas "model 2" lists all the factors as Fixed Effects.

  When I clicked Fit Model, "model 1" popped up, including "Random Block & Random" as a factor, which means "Random Block" is a Random rather than Fixed Effect. However, When I run "model 2" with just "Random Block" as a factor, everything becomes less efficient. Which is more correct and why? Also, I'm used to the Model 2 output, in which I can click on Scaled Estimates. And I was taught at a JMP t...

  evtran

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  Dec 23, 2022 8:45 PM

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• Automate odds ratio to populate a table

  Hi all! Is there an easy way to automate a table like the following for a large data set? Essentially I'm reporting my data in the following way with number and percentage in each group and the odds ratio with the confidence interval:  Total n (%)Survived n (%)Died n (%)OR (CI)Femalex (x%)x (x%)x (x%)x.xx (x.xx-x.xx)Heart diseasex (x%)x (x%)x (x%)x.xx (x.xx-x.xx) I've been doing my analysis using ...

  lily1287

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  Dec 23, 2022 1:39 PM

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• Settings

  HelloWhen I build graphs, I need each time to customize settings for X and Y axis settings as show grid, labels, and label orientation...I tried to find the settings in preference (CTRL+K), but I don't see it.Could someone help me show where I can set the setting regularly in each graph?   

  Dennisbur

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  Dec 23, 2022 6:19 AM

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• Unexplainable SQL Result

  I know!  SQL can be strange and throw up peculiar results at times, but this is really simple SQL with an allegedly simple result. What I have is 3 tables.  Table 1:  One column, which is a list of dates covering every day between 31.12.2019 and 31.12.2023.Table 2:  Two columns:  Column 1 is the date of an event and column 2 is the count of the number of times the event occurred on the date in col...

  peterrow

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  Dec 22, 2022 11:50 PM

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