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• How to calculate the one-sided 95% upper confidence bound for the IP of a bioassay (USP <1033> example)

    USP <1033> is a validation guidance to support (cell-based) assay validation. It contains (simulated) validation data and the results of numerical values for different validation parameters.  Variant component estimates can be derived by applying a mixed effects model on these data. This is relatively straightforward using JMP.  However, I struggle with the following: USP <1033> recommends to re...

  Zeban

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  Dec 7, 2021 6:25 AM

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• missing output in mixed effects models for some variables only

  hello, I am trying to model the effects of metal ions on different metabolites in earthworms - i.e. it is an environmental pollution question. I have both concentration values for a number of different metal ions, and for a number of different metabolites, both on a per-worm (individual) basis.  The analysis is complicated by the fact that the worms are collected from a number of different sites, ...

  Jake_b

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  Dec 7, 2021 2:31 AM

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• Is it possible to execute a script by clicking a curve in the graph via JSL?

  For example, I made a graph of the script below.dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Students2.JMP" ); dt << Sort( By( 1 ), Order( Ascending ), replacetable( 1 ) ); New Column( "A" ); Column( "A" ) << Formula( If( Row() == 1 | name != Lag( name, 1 ), 1, If( Lag( A, 1 ) < 6, Lag( A, 1 ) + 1 ) ) ); dt << run formulas; Column( "A" ) << deleteFormula; dt << Sort( By( "A" ), Order( DEscending ), replacetable( 1 ) ...

  lwx228

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  Dec 6, 2021 3:18 AM

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• Interpolation contour map: Based on Z1( x1, y1), Z2( x2,y2), to interpolate Z3(x3,y3)

  Jmp has a contour map to use certain algorithm to interpolate results, based on Z1( x1, y1), Z2( x2,y2) to calculate Z3 (x3,y3). For example below 3 column, if we know the x,y, and its corresponding height, how can we calculate the height at (2,2)?Is there a script for doing this type of interpolation? Thanks X, Y, Height1,1, 101,2,321,3, 132,1,232,2, ??2,3, 443,1,233,2,113,3,42

  Stokes

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  Dec 3, 2021 4:13 PM

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• Share JSL scripts but avoid unintentional tinkering of the scripts

  I have prepared a bunch of JSL scripts (on JMP 13) which are designed to pull test data from the database and generate a journal report.There is a main script and there are other other scripts and functions which the main script and other scripts call.I would like to share my scripts to other JMP users in my group so that they can run the main script to generate the necessary journal reports. Howe...

  Neo

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  Dec 3, 2021 7:32 AM

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