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  • How to draw Control Charts that ignore missing data?

    Hi all. Sometimes we take a sample and test it for a number of parameters. On occasion, we don't need to test all parameters, so the data table can take the form of the layout below, whereby A or B can have missing values. When I draw control charts, the control chart leaves a space for the empty cells (per 1st chart below). Obviously, I'd much rather it looked like the 2nd chart below, whereby th...

    kom kom
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    Dec 21, 2021 2:29 AM
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  • How to make combined data table from a specific plot?

    Hi all, I have multiple bivariate plots and I am trying to get the Summary of Fit in one specific bivariate  plot (bivplot1). But I kept on getting every data from every bivariate plot.How can I only get the summary of fit from a specific biv plot?I am using these lines to get the summary of fit which is in bivplot1 sumfit = rbiv["Summary of Fit"][1] << make combined data table; sumfit2 = sumfit <...

    UserID16644 UserID16644
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    Dec 20, 2021 10:59 PM
    1092 views | 1 replies

  • Design an experiment anticipating autocorrelation.

    Is there a way to anticipate and account for potential affects of previous runs in an experiment?     Two use cases: Lab - Samples are prepared using a mixer that cannot be (cost effectively) fully cleaned between runs.  The samples are later treated using a process that, again, cannot be fully cleaned between every run.Continuous Process - A process is not shut down between runs, rather new condi...

    ih ih
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    Dec 20, 2021 12:37 PM
    1790 views | 5 replies

  • Problems performing a DOE

    Hello,I am trying to solve different DOE exercises. However, JMP will not really let me perform this DOE. I have solved 4.1 - 4.4, but have difficulties from 4.5-4.7.Any suggestions or hints?4.1:We have four factors with 8 runs, and we then have a fractional factorial with a resolution of 4. 4.2: We have 4 factors: LG, TG, offset, and tube. 4.3:Fractional factorial experiments are good to find mai...

    ProbitMeerkat86 ProbitMeerkat86
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    Dec 20, 2021 12:10 PM
    2114 views | 4 replies

  • 'n' row average of a column based on a condition from other column -

    Hi All, 
    I am looking for  'n' row average (in the attached example, n == 3) based on other coulmn (-- "Customer_ID"). If my row number for each group (customer) is integer multiplier of 'n' i.e. [Row == Integer Constant x n]. My basic formula works fine. But if Row != Integer Constant x n, it takes remaining rows from other group. Which is giving me wrong results.
    What I want -
    Best Case - Calculate...

    HSS HSS
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    Dec 18, 2021 11:28 PM
    1337 views | 2 replies

Latest Discussions

  • Design an experiment anticipating autocorrelation.

    Is there a way to anticipate and account for potential affects of previous runs in an experiment?     Two use cases: Lab - Samples are prepared using a mixer that cannot be (cost effectively) fully cleaned between runs.  The samples are later treated using a process that, again, cannot be fully cleaned between every run.Continuous Process - A process is not shut down between runs, rather new condi...

    ih ih
    Discussions |
    Dec 20, 2021 12:37 PM
    1790 views | 5 replies

  • Problems performing a DOE

    Hello,I am trying to solve different DOE exercises. However, JMP will not really let me perform this DOE. I have solved 4.1 - 4.4, but have difficulties from 4.5-4.7.Any suggestions or hints?4.1:We have four factors with 8 runs, and we then have a fractional factorial with a resolution of 4. 4.2: We have 4 factors: LG, TG, offset, and tube. 4.3:Fractional factorial experiments are good to find mai...

    ProbitMeerkat86 ProbitMeerkat86
    Discussions |
    Dec 20, 2021 12:10 PM
    2114 views | 4 replies

  • 'n' row average of a column based on a condition from other column -

    Hi All, 
    I am looking for  'n' row average (in the attached example, n == 3) based on other coulmn (-- "Customer_ID"). If my row number for each group (customer) is integer multiplier of 'n' i.e. [Row == Integer Constant x n]. My basic formula works fine. But if Row != Integer Constant x n, it takes remaining rows from other group. Which is giving me wrong results.
    What I want -
    Best Case - Calculate...

    HSS HSS
    Discussions |
    Dec 18, 2021 11:28 PM
    1337 views | 2 replies

  • Adding points on map role

    Hello,I have a graph with map role describing regions, and I would like to add points with the exact coordinates X and Y of these points.By default, the points are in the center of the regions (see file attached).Many thanks for your help !  

    Chris3 Chris3
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    Dec 17, 2021 6:24 AM
    1002 views | 1 replies

  • Difference in contain Function

    Can anybody please help me understand the below 2 functions? 1) contains(:column == "HP") versus2) contains(:column, "HP")   

    penalah penalah
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    Dec 16, 2021 11:04 AM
    1374 views | 1 replies

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  • Expand Contours

    Hi, 

    I understand that the contouring is done based on triangulation to data points, but is there a method for expanding them further to fit a custom SHP file I've imported into JMP? I've already set the alpha and the lowest value so the contour should cover the, 'most', area. Any other methods? Thanks! 

    MikeDereviankin MikeDereviankin
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    Dec 15, 2021 12:49 PM
    710 views | 0 replies

  • Getting all Zeros for the AR(1) estimate/std error in a Repeated Measures Mixed Model Using JMP Pro

    I am fitting a model of a continuous response against 7 fixed effects. When running the Standard Least Squares; my residuals plots/assumptions checks don't look too bad but the Durbin Watson test is suggesting an AR(1) structure in the residuals. This is expected for this particular analysis and is consistent with other data sets looking at the same response/factors. The Time Series platform also ...

    lisa2442 lisa2442
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    Dec 14, 2021 7:32 AM
    873 views | 0 replies

  • Export Functional Data Explorer prediction formula

    Hi,I want to export the prediction formula generated by Functional Data Explorer either to Excel or Python (via Formula Depot), but there is a problem because the formula contains P Spline Coef() interpolation, which I think is not available in Excel or in Python libraries. Do you have any suggestions how to solve this?Best regards

    ruskicar ruskicar
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    Dec 14, 2021 2:11 AM
    830 views | 0 replies

  • Need help with changing separators lines location in a variability graph

    Hello,I need to change the locations of the separators line in the graph.In the attached image, I need the separators lined on the upper row (labeled ISI).I have tried to find how to do that without success.Thanks

    SHRG SHRG
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    Dec 10, 2021 8:59 AM
    1088 views | 0 replies

  • Change default setting for scale format in graph builder

    Ive been using JMP on the Mac for a few years and now have to us the PC version (JMP® 16.1.0 (539038)
    Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 64-bit (10.0.19042.0).   I use graph builder a lot and find that the axis (either) "scale format" defaults to "fixed decimal" which does wacky things when trying to use certain increments for the scale.This is with the X axis set at increment of 0.05 with fixed decimal This...

    DMW DMW
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    Dec 9, 2021 4:29 PM
    973 views | 0 replies
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