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• Reference Lines in Variability Chart taken from a list using for loop

  I have a list say "myList"  that contains a dynamic number of elements. I would like to add reference lines taken from the list in the following variability charts Variability Chart( Y( :Value), X( :Time Point, :Storage Condition, :Level ), Std Dev Chart( 0 ), By( :Parameter ), SendToReport( Dispatch( {"Variability Chart for Value"}, "Variability Chart"...

  Georgios_Tsim

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  Aug 28, 2024 8:10 AM

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• How to Implement "Saving Your Work in a JMP Journal" using JSL

  Based on the information shared below, it is possible to create links to a JMP Journal by using the "open all files" method.
  
  https://community.jmp.com/t5/Statistical-Thinking-for/Saving-Your-Work-in-a-JMP-Journal/ta-p/271841 I would like to implement a feature in the GUI where a button can be clicked to create a journal link similar to the method shown in the referenced video (without transferring ...

  BabyDoragon

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  Aug 28, 2024 8:04 AM

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• Which test to evaluate the assumption of homegeneity of variances of residuals (apart from residual vs predicted plot) ?

  Hi community, In the residuals analysis, I evaluate normality and constant variance with the default graphs given in the regression analysis. However, I was wondering in which way I could test constant variance with a test that allow me to have sort of a p-value that make the situation more precise than looking at the graphs. I am able to do it for normality, but not yet for the constance variance...

  Julianveda

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  Aug 28, 2024 7:06 AM

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• How to limit a response prediction to a threshold in a model?

  Hi!I want to model particle size, which is a variable that can't be below 0. However, some setups are being predicted to be negative (see picture below). So my question is how can I limit the prediction threshold to be above zero? Is there any truncated approach in JMP?  

  PValueEnemy

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  Aug 28, 2024 5:59 AM

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• What might be the most appropiate approach to modeling an ordinal response variable in a DoE ?

  Hi Community, I have a DoE with several response variables. One of those response variables is an ordinal one having levels: -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2 and 3. My questions is what might be the best or more pertinent way to model this response variable ? is it to model it as an ordinal variable using logistic regression ? or considering the variable as a continuous one and using traditional Ordinal least ...

  Julianveda

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  Aug 28, 2024 5:55 AM

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