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  • Add new levels to a design

    Hello!We would like to study three different levels of a new process on two products, subject to five preparations. Thus the input variables we have areProcess (A): three levelsProducts (B): two levelsPreparations (C): five levelsA RSM design was made and labels were already printed and sent to be executed. However, the team would like to try a new process (A) without changing the current design.M...

    PValueEnemy PValueEnemy
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    Jan 6, 2025 6:22 AM
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  • Col Mean without excluded rows

    Hi.Is there a way to add a Col Mean formula so the excluded rows will be excluded from the calculation?

    tom_abramov tom_abramov
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    Jan 6, 2025 4:54 AM
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  • How to account for sampling variability when comparing outputs of two process

    I have a powder batch A from which I am drawing two samples and feeding into two different methods (A and B) of a process to determine if both methods produce the same output. However, I realize since the powder has a particle size distribution, it would mean the samples have a subset of that distribution and these sampler powders are the input for methods A and B. So when I compare the output of ...

    StratifiedGnu91 StratifiedGnu91
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    Jan 6, 2025 4:24 AM
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  • How can I obtain the serial number of the column where the cursor resides using a script?

    Let's say I select a cell in column 4
    The following code only gets the specific column name, not the serial number of the column :4dt=Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp"); aaa=(dt<<get selected columns)[1];Thanks!

    lala lala
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    Jan 6, 2025 1:17 AM
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  • comparison of slopes

    After running an ANCOVA model with more than two values of the categorical variable, how can I perform pairwise comparisons of slopes?Hillary.

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  • How to account for sampling variability when comparing outputs of two process

    I have a powder batch A from which I am drawing two samples and feeding into two different methods (A and B) of a process to determine if both methods produce the same output. However, I realize since the powder has a particle size distribution, it would mean the samples have a subset of that distribution and these sampler powders are the input for methods A and B. So when I compare the output of ...

    StratifiedGnu91 StratifiedGnu91
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    Jan 6, 2025 4:24 AM
    658 views | 1 replies

  • A custom function evaluates the return value

    fyi While debugging @replace Head, I noticed that a custom function evaluates the return values +1x compared to a standard function:myFunction = function({}, return(Expr(3*5))); add custom functions (newcustom function("my custom", "function", function({}, return(Expr(3*5))))); Show(myfunction()); Show(my custom:function())so maybe add another Expr() ...add custom functions (newcustom function("m...

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    Jan 3, 2025 2:05 PM
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  • helpful Custom Functions

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  • Extracting text from a column of strings

    Hello,

    I am a bit of a novice when it comes to scripting in JMP, and I am trying to write a script that would be able to extract specific numbers from a string and create new columns for each one. Each number would always follow the characters 'DX' or 'DY' For example:

    D113U_NTCH_CM_MEAS_CD_SEM_{2UM_X6_NTCH_CM_IMAGE}_DX7DY11SDX11SDY15_2024-12-06_18-57-42.jpg

    I would want to extract and create these c...

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  • A custom function evaluates the return value

    fyi While debugging @replace Head, I noticed that a custom function evaluates the return values +1x compared to a standard function:myFunction = function({}, return(Expr(3*5))); add custom functions (newcustom function("my custom", "function", function({}, return(Expr(3*5))))); Show(myfunction()); Show(my custom:function())so maybe add another Expr() ...add custom functions (newcustom function("m...

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    Jan 3, 2025 2:05 PM
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  • ods output "DIFFS" in proc mixed

    Hi everyone,for my proc mixed I already got a table with Least-Squares Means, ods output "lsmeans".Additionally, I would like to have a table for the differences, ods output “DIFFS”.Can anyone tell me how to get to this output in the current jmp version (18.1.0)?Thanks in advance for your support.

    lvierbaum lvierbaum
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    Dec 12, 2024 5:32 AM
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  • Sample size for Reliability Life Test

    I have used the interval explorer for parametric reliability life test planning for sample size calculation of accelerated life test. Please can someone confirm if the sample size returned is the total sample size or sample size per stress levels? Assuming I have 3 temperature levels, do I use 75 samples per temperature level or 25?

    EngrAkin EngrAkin
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    Dec 11, 2024 7:11 AM
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  • Optimizing Enterprise Server Connections in JMP Live

    Hello JMP Community,I’ve recently started using JMP Live to share and collaborate on statistical analyses with my team, and I’m encountering some challenges managing connections to our enterprise server. Our organization uses a centralized server to store and process data, and while the integration with JMP Live is robust, we’ve experienced occasional delays when syncing large datasets or during s...

    Harry_Cmary Harry_Cmary
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    Dec 9, 2024 10:03 PM
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  • Pressure Test Method Results have a significant effect on my sample size and capability, how to avoid?

    Hello dear JMP community I will first explain the test method (no need to comment on whether it is right or wrong because this is what I got). The purpose is to detect a leakage.

    Measurement processPart is mounted to a pressure stationPressure station rotate a vacuum pump x times to create a vacuum (atmospheric pressure is approx. 1000mbar)Pressure p1 is sampled at time t1After 15 seconds p2 is sam...

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