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• Hypothesis testing with censored data

  Hi,
  I am trying to figure out how to do hypothesis testing with censored data and how to determine sample size for future studies.
  My data are both left censored and interval censored. I want to show that an "event" has happened for 95% of samples before a certain timepoint (upper limit).
  I have used the Life Distribution functionality in JMP to make an event plot, determine the best model for my dat...

  ThorAndersen

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  Sep 12, 2022 4:36 PM

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• Download CSV from Website

  I want to import a data table from a website. There is a csv button to download the data manually.I want to be able to pull this automatically to run a on a schedule. is it possible to do this in JMP? Like a webscraper or along those lines?Thanks,  

  jearls11

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  Sep 12, 2022 6:43 AM

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• Can I remove one experiment from DSD?

  I want to use DSD to investigate 7 parameters with 24 experiments. However, I can only run 21 experiments or 25 experiments. I have 24 experimental devices, so I want to use all of them. Can I design 25 run, but only run 24? I noticed that if I delete one of runs, I cannot use fit the definitive model. Can I use stepwise method to fit the model instead?  There is another case, how to run the model...

  lazzybug

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  Sep 11, 2022 11:48 PM

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• wrap: hide sub-titles?

  In GRaph Builder, "wrap" is a nice option to split a data set into small pieces and generate many sub-plots.
  But sometimes, the window is just filles with the "titles" of the sub-plots an there is no space left for the plots.
  Is there an option to hide the titles of the subplots?
  In the "wrap" context menu, there is an option to remove the "title" (here: "data"), but not the sub-titles.
  And in the red...

  hogi

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  Sep 11, 2022 8:53 AM

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• DOE: Would a "Top-Down" approach converge on the more conventional "Bottoms-Up" factor analysis?

  I am a relative newcomer to the use of DOE in R&D: I'd been a long-time skeptic but have recently come to see the HUGE power that it offers, and have embraced JMP as my tool of choice. In the process of learning how to apply DOE methodologies, I've come to think of its preferred implementation as a sort of "bottoms-up" approach: we start by identifying ALL the factors that might contribute to a me...

  gfholland

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  Sep 9, 2022 5:02 PM

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