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  • How to convert simplified Chinese to Urlencode using JSL?

    Hello!for example陈峰to%E9%99%88%E5%B3%B0 Thanks! 

    lala lala
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    Jun 18, 2022 11:55 PM
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  • Slope -Liner regression

    I would like to calculate the slope in linear regression fashion. It should be a column formula. And the slope value should be single value (Averaged) for the below table. GroupSubgroupLog[V]Log[T3]Slope1a1.6094387.953736Calculate slope for 1, a1a1.6486596.7774611a1.6863995.2960721b1.6094388.953736Calculate slope for 1, b1b1.6486597.7774611b1.6863996.2960722a1.60943817.95374Calculate slope for 2, ...

    pankajsync pankajsync
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    Jun 18, 2022 8:37 AM
    2503 views | 4 replies

  • Default Signal to Noise in Power Calculation in JMP DOE platform

    For some reason (can't remember why - must be something I picked up a few years ago) I have always assumed in the default Power Calculation in the DOE platform (Power Analysis) with RMSE = 1 and Anticipated Coefficient 1 is calculated for a signal to noise ratio of 2 (ie the signal is defined as twice the size of the Anticipated Coefficient)Something I have recently seen on a DOE JMP webinar sugge...

    ar2 ar2
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    Jun 17, 2022 12:11 PM
    4831 views | 9 replies

  • Hierarchical regression

    How do I specify blocks of variables in a hierarchical regressionThanks

    emeritus emeritus
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    Jun 17, 2022 12:10 PM
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  • continuous factor needs to be treated like a mixture factor

    I have a factor I'd like to treat as continuous in order to assess curvature of response, but I need to restrain "total" to 100% a kin to a mixture setting. linear constraints on mixture dont allow to limit to equal as far as I can tell, rather only less then or greater then or equal too. Thoughts on how to address this problem?

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    Jun 17, 2022 7:13 AM
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Latest Discussions

  • Slope -Liner regression

    I would like to calculate the slope in linear regression fashion. It should be a column formula. And the slope value should be single value (Averaged) for the below table. GroupSubgroupLog[V]Log[T3]Slope1a1.6094387.953736Calculate slope for 1, a1a1.6486596.7774611a1.6863995.2960721b1.6094388.953736Calculate slope for 1, b1b1.6486597.7774611b1.6863996.2960722a1.60943817.95374Calculate slope for 2, ...

    pankajsync pankajsync
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    Jun 18, 2022 8:37 AM
    2503 views | 4 replies

  • Hierarchical regression

    How do I specify blocks of variables in a hierarchical regressionThanks

    emeritus emeritus
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    Jun 17, 2022 12:10 PM
    5835 views | 10 replies

  • continuous factor needs to be treated like a mixture factor

    I have a factor I'd like to treat as continuous in order to assess curvature of response, but I need to restrain "total" to 100% a kin to a mixture setting. linear constraints on mixture dont allow to limit to equal as far as I can tell, rather only less then or greater then or equal too. Thoughts on how to address this problem?

    OrthogonalDoe64 OrthogonalDoe64
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    Jun 17, 2022 7:13 AM
    2897 views | 7 replies

  • How to determine blank columns

    Hi all, How can I write an If Else statement when an existing column is blank, then it will create another column. If it is existing and not blank, then there is no need to create an additional column. Here's a snip of the code:dtcol = dt << get column names( "String" ); If( Contains( dtcol, "Name" ), /* but column is blank, create another column Name2 */ ); 

    UserID16644 UserID16644
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    Jun 17, 2022 12:05 AM
    2292 views | 5 replies

  • Wrap Text in HTML

    Hi Community, The script below creates a journal with wrapped text. However, when I save this as an HTML file, the text is no longer wrapped. How can I maintain formatting from the journal to an HTML file?  win= New Window("Metrics", <<journal, hlb = H List Box( Spacer Box(size(400,1000)), V List Box( Spacer Box(size(10,10)), cb = H Center Box(), Spacer Box() ), Spacer Box(si...

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    Jun 16, 2022 10:12 AM
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  • Urgent: covariance parameter estimates are all zero (i.e. estimate, Std error, confidence interval)

    Dear All,I have been analysing a two factorial (3*4) RCBD repeated measures design by using the mixed model approach in JMP. Above is a section of the report I got. Why are the estimates zero. Other information include about the analysis include:1. 14 continuous variables measured four times at unequal time periods2. All the three covariance structures I tried (AR1, Toeplizt and spatial power) had...

    MomentMonster90 MomentMonster90
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    Jun 13, 2022 5:53 AM
    784 views | 0 replies

  • Validate column values (make sure all values in column follow a specific pattern)

    Is there a better way rather than iteration of all the rows to validate values in column? Let's say before making something with the column I want to make sure that all values in column match specific Regex. Like so:!IsMissing(Regex(Column(myColumn)[1], "^\w+(\d{3})\w+$", "\1"))I can iterate through each row to make sure that all of them match, but maybe there is a better way?  

    miguello miguello
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    May 6, 2022 11:09 AM
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  • SUR (Seemingly Unrelated Regressions)

    HI, How to find estimators of FGNLS and NLS (Seemingly Unrelated Regressions) Using JmpPro.# Note that it is present in SAS in the proc syslin
    and it is in stat in the nlsur command Regards

    Raaed Raaed
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    May 5, 2022 4:45 PM
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  • Friedman post hoc analysis

    Hello, I am trying to do a matched sample analysis across three different factors. I wanted to:1. Confirm that my sample would be what I pick for 'Block" when I do Fit Y by X when running Friedman's test2. Is there a post hoc analysis in JMP that I can use? I dont see Nemenyi or Conover as an optionThanks for your time.  

    pnakashe pnakashe
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    May 5, 2022 12:02 PM
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  • JMP script: Script Alarm Control chart- Table with atypical batch number and values

    Hello everyone,I am trying to make a table with the OOT (out of Trend) batches with their respective "atypical" values.I used for that the "script alarm" function as I could found some exemples on the JMP community. Here is my script:  z_KSigmaZ =1.4; // Création de la Carte de controle si N catégories > 5 Names Default To Here( 1 ); If(N Items(Associative Array(:"RNS/NS tordu (srg)")) > 5, Gr...

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    Apr 29, 2022 6:29 AM
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