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• placeholder for the last returned value

  In Mathematica, one can use "%" as a placeholder for the last returned value. Is there something similar in JMP?Then one could use the fact that a reference to an object is returned by the function which creates the object.Could help during debugging:Run single lines of the original code, add some test code and get a quick reference to a created object via the placeholder. Names Default to Here(1)...

  hogi

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  Nov 14, 2022 6:41 AM

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• Prediction Profiler - Upper and Lower Limits - how to compute?

  Hi experts, I'm trying to figure out how the upper and lower limits are computed on the prediction profiler for a categorical regression model.Here is the model and a profiler snapshot for (White, Low Density, Night): To get the mean response of 0.305017, we can simply add up 0.4650093 + (-0.03985) + (-0.0513424) + (-0.0687996) = 0.305017 But how are the lower/upper limits of 0.22501 and 0.38502 c...

  BlockPeccary466

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  Nov 14, 2022 6:27 AM

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• Looking to bypass or accept duplicate files

  I'm currently writing code to pull the files with the same ending into one concatenated file. I'm noticing that when it gets to a duplicate file, the code breaks. Is there a way I could code this to accept the duplicate file as well? I know it may be as simple as renaming the file, but I wanted to reach out for answers first.      If( N Items(lotFiles) == 1, CalibrationTable = lotFiles[1], N Ite...

  BTeague

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  Nov 14, 2022 6:01 AM

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• JMP DOE and survivability

  This may seem like a really obscure question, but I actually think at least a decent number of biologists deal with this: sacrificing organisms during the study. I have used some of the platforms under "reliability and survival" under "Analyze," and they are well set up for situations in which your sample size inherently decreases over the duration of your study because you are either removing org...

  abmayfield

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  Nov 14, 2022 3:39 AM

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• DoE - testing parameters from different process stages

  Hello, A DoE has been performed on a process. The process included step A, step B, step C and step D. The DoE tested two parameters from step B and two parameters from step C in one single design. All parameters were continuous. I am wondering if next time it would not be better to do 2 separate DoEs: one on step B and one on step C. Is there any principle in DoE that says that one should avoid mi...

  cbaril

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  Nov 14, 2022 2:22 AM

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