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  • creating new columns with a for loop with column names and formula

    I am trying to create a split table from an existing table and add new columns into the split tables each with a formula based on the columns that were split. However the code creates the new columns but gives me "Formula evaluation errors" dt2 = Current Data Table(); // Create the split data table dt2 = dt << Split( Split By( :S ), Split( :Name( "Median(data)" ) ), Group( :L, :m, :C, :...

    FrequencyBison9 FrequencyBison9
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    Aug 1, 2023 8:48 AM
    1929 views | 4 replies

  • Why do the colors of different other points fade away in Graphbuilder?

    Hello, I have been able to work on a script to edit the legend, based on a Flag column. When I recreate the same plot in GraphBuilder, I get a darker shade of colors, but when I run my script, it gives me a faded shade than normal. Why is this? I know it is something related to rows being selected, and the GraphBuilder just highlights those rows or cells. I have tried incorporatingdt << Clear Colu...

    Kenobi Kenobi
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    Aug 1, 2023 4:46 AM
    1588 views | 2 replies

  • sample size and power for linear mixed models

    Hello! It seems that there have no built-in options to directly calculate the sample size and power for linear mixed models in JMP. Then, how could I do such kind of power analysis? Thank you.

    Adele Adele
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    Jul 31, 2023 8:18 PM
    1820 views | 2 replies

  • I think I see a bug in saving CI border formula in Bivariate: 90% CI saved regardless of alpha chosen. 17.0.0

    I was trying to save datapoints that lay above 99.9% CI from Bivariate linear regression results. Selected alpha 0.001 and saved Indiv CIs formula. JM surely enough saves 2 columns named Lower.. and  Upper 99.9% Indiv[my Y variable name]. However, when selecting points in which my Y variable > Upper I see that these limits correspond to much less strict CI, apparently 90%. Removing Fit and redoing...

    l_yampolsky l_yampolsky
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    Jul 31, 2023 12:55 PM
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  • I am trying to plot bivariate of the new columns created but having issue creating another list.

      dt = Current Data Table(); //declaring variables alpha_min = 14; alpha_max = 18; inc_val = 0.1; this is the script, but i want to create bivariate plots of each of them without it showing up as multiple pages and also combine the reports to data table. thanks   //defining mu col names mu_col = "mu"; //loop through alpha range and create new cols// For( alpha = alpha_min, alpha <= alpha_max, al...

    ParametricStudy ParametricStudy
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    Jul 31, 2023 11:30 AM
    1551 views | 3 replies

Latest Discussions

  • I think I see a bug in saving CI border formula in Bivariate: 90% CI saved regardless of alpha chosen. 17.0.0

    I was trying to save datapoints that lay above 99.9% CI from Bivariate linear regression results. Selected alpha 0.001 and saved Indiv CIs formula. JM surely enough saves 2 columns named Lower.. and  Upper 99.9% Indiv[my Y variable name]. However, when selecting points in which my Y variable > Upper I see that these limits correspond to much less strict CI, apparently 90%. Removing Fit and redoing...

    l_yampolsky l_yampolsky
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    Jul 31, 2023 12:55 PM
    863 views | 1 replies

  • I am trying to plot bivariate of the new columns created but having issue creating another list.

      dt = Current Data Table(); //declaring variables alpha_min = 14; alpha_max = 18; inc_val = 0.1; this is the script, but i want to create bivariate plots of each of them without it showing up as multiple pages and also combine the reports to data table. thanks   //defining mu col names mu_col = "mu"; //loop through alpha range and create new cols// For( alpha = alpha_min, alpha <= alpha_max, al...

    ParametricStudy ParametricStudy
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    Jul 31, 2023 11:30 AM
    1551 views | 3 replies

  • Thousands Separator with High Numbers

    Hello! I have a Numeric Column which has up to 21 characters (i.e. 123145678915487615423) and I have the Column Properties set as: NumericContinuousBestWidth: 21Use thousands separator checked Unfortunately the highest character numbers are showing as 1.234567891546e+20 Where I want it to show as: 123,145,678,915,487,615,423 I tried to change many aspects, such as the modeling type, the format, da...

    Maerawlings Maerawlings
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    Jul 31, 2023 10:24 AM
    1925 views | 4 replies

  • Quantiles: Inclusive vs Exclusive method?

    JMP appears to use the exclusive method as the default for calculating quantiles, irrespective of the sample size (that is, odd versus even).Excel offers one the option (QUANTILE.INC versus QUANTILE.EXC).Which is correct when the sample size is, say, less than 50?Does JMP permit the use of the inclusive method?17.1.0 

    34South 34South
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    Jul 31, 2023 7:20 AM
    3150 views | 5 replies

  • Workflow builder and referencing

    Hi everyone,I'm trying to build a workflow that will allow be to quickly look at numerous csv files that all have the same format, number of variables, column names etc. I didn't think it would be that complicated but I'm having trouble with the referencing. I've attached an example file (a deconstructed quantitative mass image with x, y pixel locations and mass counts at each pixel). I first bin ...

    GregMcMahon GregMcMahon
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    Jul 31, 2023 3:48 AM
    2539 views | 4 replies

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