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• Counting outliers for the purpose of improving a process

  JMP 17.2We analyze data distributions from our devices and may see outliers below the 1st quartile and above the 3rd quartile. We wish to improve the manufacturing process to reduce the number of outliers. Is there a function or application that counts the outliers? For example, the output I wish to see is as follows:TestDistributionNo. of outliers below 1st quartileNo. of outliers above 3rd quart...

  MichaelR1

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  Nov 22, 2023 12:02 AM

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• When the neural network of JMP is operated in Python, the value is different.

  When the neural network created by JMP was saved and run in python code, it output values different from the score output by JMP.
  
  OS：windows 10Python Version : 3.9
  
  File list jmp_score.py
  CNN_NTanH_boost.py <- JMP Python 
  mypython_code.py
  
  
  import CNN_NTanH_boost
  import numpy as np
  import pandas as pdfilepath = r"filepath" ext = 'csv' if filepath.endswith(ext): df=pd.read_csv(filepath) else : df=pd....

  TShiino

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  Nov 21, 2023 8:48 PM

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• JSON code returning unwanted curly braces

  Hi, I am hoping to get returned numbers only, though am getting results like: -    {1.6853394618}Can anyone help re-write this: - {1.6853394618, 1.1953542099, 0.5582366613, 0.4790270411, 0.4159308661, 0.4145532579, 0.3847474328, 0.1964273334, 0.1680691329, 0.1715601671,
  0.2542918024, 0.1972811076, 0.2371273713}[Loc Sorted( [3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15], :Age )] JMP 17.2.0

  Mick1

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  Nov 21, 2023 3:26 PM

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• What's the most efficient design to screen a large # of factors w/ as few runs as possible at industrial scale and why?

  For instance. If the purpose of a screening design is to (largely) test for main effects w/ as minimal runs as possible - and I want to screen 7 factors w/ a minimal # of runs, why isn't it a good idea to simply change ea of those factors 1 time on 7 runs?  If that's not the most efficient way, would running a saturated design w/ 8 runs for 7 factors be the most efficient way to test for main effe...

  mjz5448

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  Nov 21, 2023 1:31 PM

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• Getting a dot " . " as a result when computing Column Mean and Qunatile.

  Hi, I'm trying to get the column names from a table, save it, and then extract its properties. When I try to get the column mean or Quantile but the return is just a dot. No number is returned. The columns are returned as a list as shown below. The results are shown below too. YourYour help is appreciated.   

  RA899

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  Nov 21, 2023 12:19 PM

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