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Interactive HTML reports - local data filters not working in JMP 16?

Some time ago I shared a couple of interactive HTML reports from Graph Builder that included local data filters. My colleagues were no JMP users, and as a result very much impressed by how they could use the local data filters to explore the data. The exported HTML had filters for selecting data related to individual batches as well as a slide a filter that allowed narrowing down to specific date ...
Ressel

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Dec 23, 2021 7:37 AM

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How do I get prediction formula as DOE design using Fit model in analyze

Hello, I made a experimental design manually and paste it into JMP table instead of using DOE design tool available in JMP.After adding all required response, I ran fit model to analyze the data and get a model formula. I constructed model effects using response surface in Macros.After running, I checked the formula but that is not in the form as I expected. For example, I set temperature range be...
SquaresHippo627

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Dec 22, 2021 12:19 PM

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How to label by value nested bar charts

I have created a bar chart in graph builder that is formatted as nested bars. I would like to label each data point (3-4 for each nested bar set). I realize this could become visibly cluttered (which perhaps is why jmp does not automatically display them) so I would also be happy if there is a way to label only the largest bar in each data set (dark gray in my graphic below). I have the "label by ...
petep

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Dec 22, 2021 11:36 AM

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How to use sensor data in an analysis?

In the chemical process industry a lot of sensor data is captured (flows, levels, pressures, temperatures etc). This data can be described as time series non-stationary. Looking at a typical pattern, one might find a trend pattern (without seasonality or little = summer/winter or day/night) particular when looking at monotonic evolutions (such as fouling). But often the candidate features don't ex...
MarcP

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Dec 22, 2021 8:18 AM

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For a novice JMP 14 user, what is the easiest way to compute a moving average on a column of data?

I have seen suggestions for using a COL( ) [with arguments I do not comprehend] and another by right clicking on the column heading, then new formula column, then row, and then moving average. However, after a number of trials through the Weighting, items before, and items after boxes, I never get the results I want. Surely JMP has something as straight forward as Excel provides. Suggestions with...
TN_vetnew-JMP

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Dec 22, 2021 6:19 AM

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How to label by value nested bar charts

I have created a bar chart in graph builder that is formatted as nested bars. I would like to label each data point (3-4 for each nested bar set). I realize this could become visibly cluttered (which perhaps is why jmp does not automatically display them) so I would also be happy if there is a way to label only the largest bar in each data set (dark gray in my graphic below). I have the "label by ...
petep

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Dec 22, 2021 11:36 AM

2324 views | 2 replies
How to use sensor data in an analysis?

In the chemical process industry a lot of sensor data is captured (flows, levels, pressures, temperatures etc). This data can be described as time series non-stationary. Looking at a typical pattern, one might find a trend pattern (without seasonality or little = summer/winter or day/night) particular when looking at monotonic evolutions (such as fouling). But often the candidate features don't ex...
MarcP

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Dec 22, 2021 8:18 AM

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For a novice JMP 14 user, what is the easiest way to compute a moving average on a column of data?

I have seen suggestions for using a COL( ) [with arguments I do not comprehend] and another by right clicking on the column heading, then new formula column, then row, and then moving average. However, after a number of trials through the Weighting, items before, and items after boxes, I never get the results I want. Surely JMP has something as straight forward as Excel provides. Suggestions with...
TN_vetnew-JMP

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Dec 22, 2021 6:19 AM

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AUDPC

I conduct research within the agricultural field and I use excel like most people to organize my data. However, a common analysis is the area under the disease progress curve (AUDPC) to track the changes of the disease throughout the growing season. Is there any way to calculate the total area under a line graph without fitting a trend line/regression analysis.
travislr11

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Dec 22, 2021 5:08 AM

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Calculating the Top of a Square wave from a Continuous Data

Hello, I would like to calculate the Top(not max) of an imperfect square wave signal that I measure, the distinction of the Top and Max is illustrated in the image below. It is somewhat the average of the high value right after the cliff at the edges of the signal. Is there a way to calculate the Top value via JMP? Thank you in advance!
Ashraff09

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Dec 21, 2021 7:03 AM

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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

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Dec 15, 2021 12:49 PM

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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

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Dec 14, 2021 7:32 AM

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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

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Dec 14, 2021 2:11 AM

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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

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Dec 10, 2021 8:59 AM

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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

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Dec 9, 2021 4:29 PM

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