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• expr and evalexpr for Graph Builder gradient limits

  I am trying to set up a script that will generate a Graph Builder with gradient min and max equal to to Quantile values of the Column being plotted. Unfortunately, the expr and evalexpr syntax I am using doesn't work for the matrix in "Scale Values". I need help. dt0 = current data table(); param = "Voltage"; colp = dt0:param; graph_high = Quantile( 0.975, column(dt0, param) << get as matrix() ); ...

  LaserGuy

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  Jul 11, 2022 9:26 PM

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• Is it possible that i make extra axis lines to display information during drawing a 3D surface plot

  During i draw a 3D surface plot like this, i can add only 1 line on each axis (x,y,z)  So i'd like to know whether i can utilize extra lines on 3D surface plot. And if possible, please let me know how to make it.

  BottleCollector

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  Jul 11, 2022 6:17 PM

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• SQL

  Dear All,I would like to make a query on a database that contains two separate columns in which different genetic mutations are indicated.
  Therefore I would like to look for two mutations at the same time.
  I wrote the following program in SAS: proc sql;
  create table f.gat as
  select *
  from f.c
  where mutation1 in ("G178R", "S549N", "S549R", "S549R (A-> C)", "S549R (T-> G)", "G551D", "G551S", "G1244E", "S1...

  GiuseppeC

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  Jul 11, 2022 5:30 PM

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• Sample size calculations for co-primary endpoints

  Is it possible to calculate sample size in JMP when we have co-primary endpoints? (Co-primary endpoints are more than one primary endpoint and the study success can be declared only if both primary endpoints are statistically significant in favor of the experimental treatment.) 

  billi

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  Jul 11, 2022 12:18 PM

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• Fit Y by X platform: how to check if a slope is something different than zero?

  The Fit Y by X platform has good options for doing linear regression. The resulting box shows the p-value of the intercept and slope compared to zero. Is there a way to quickly assess whether the slope/intercept values are statistically close to a theoretical value that is non-zero? E.g. I know that the slope is supposed to be 15.0 and would like to see if the estimated value is close (enough) to ...

  robhanssen

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  Jul 11, 2022 11:53 AM

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