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• I've found my optimum categorical level; how do I drop the rest during design augmentation?

  Let's say I've designed my initial main effect screening experiment, where one of the factors is a 3-level categorical (A, B, C).  After the first set of experiments, I'm fairly certain that level B is my process optimum decision and want to augment the design to get two-factor interactions, etc. How do I restrict the design augmentation to only explore the B level? Using "Hide and Exclude" leads ...

  Brian_Pimentel

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  Apr 11, 2023 12:31 AM

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• Using tabulate Row % within a group

  Hello everyone,  I am using tabulate to massage data to exemplify yields and failures of machines. Generally the data is sorted by date (as Rows), and status (columns).  I wanted to group this info by machines, as shown below. A - accept ; R - reject I would like to display this as percentages. i.e. yield of the machine per day. The Row % on tabulate is usually what I would use. In this case, it w...

  Jacobusk

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  Apr 10, 2023 10:04 PM

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• Heatmap - statistics options

  Hi, I found that heatmap set color from light to dark based on the count by default.When I drag a continuous variable into the box "color" and it shows me the mean also by color. It's pretty cool!If I want the heatmap shows me the sum or other statistics, do I have the option? If so, how I can do it and thanks. Canh

  CanhKhong

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  Apr 10, 2023 2:48 PM

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• What is the equations to calculate prediction intervals for the next one sample and multiple samples?

  Hi! I have been taking the JMP free courses. In the Decision Making with Data course, the instructor showed the prediction interval table for one sample and five samples (see the attached screenshot) but didn't give an equation to show how to calculate that. I searched online and found this equation: PI = x̂ ± t* (s√(1+1/n)). In this case, what is the n value I should use to calculate for one samp...

  DendrogramSteer

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  Apr 10, 2023 12:37 PM

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• How to loop through the unique values of a column to fit a line in a bivariate plot?

  I am trying to write a jsl to plot a bivariate plot between x vs. y, group by the values in column 'b' and fit a line through each of the groups (from the unique values in column 'b'). The script generated from the manual bivariate plot I did is as follows but I cannot figure out how to do add a for loop for all the "Fit Where" commands that go through the unique values in column 'b'Bivariate( Y(...

  FrequencyBison9

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  Apr 10, 2023 11:32 AM

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