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How to overlap points with the same/ very close values in a graph?

Hello!A quick question, as the title suggests, how can I overlay points with the same value or close values ( e.g., a difference smaller than 0.1) in a graph?For example, in the following situtation I want to keep only one point for each small range of values, and therefore lose the observed horizontality of points. Thank you very much in advance.
Natalia_Castelo

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Sep 17, 2018 10:59 AM

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how to extract string between specific pattern using regexp?

Hi,
I am new to regex, i need to extract the name of users from their id, for example:
I have the following long string
123450_dan; 154396_kelli; 198756_dev;
Result need to be: dan
What regex do i need to use in order to extract the name dan which have the id 123450?

Thanks in advance.

Shlomizr

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Sep 16, 2018 11:34 PM

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Using a script, how do I set the text of a table script in a button box in a journal file?

Using a script, I need to construct a completely self-contained journal file with button boxes that reproduce data tables. In the production application, there will be many headings (each representing a part), and each heading will have several button boxes beneath it, each showing a different data table associated with the part. Because of the complex calculations that go into constructing the ...
marie_gaudard

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Sep 15, 2018 3:38 AM

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Have means, standard deviation, min, and max data for various groups. How to do statistical tests?

Hello, I have multiple groups which each have a mean, min, standard deivation and max value. I don't know how many samples there were. How would I do statistical tests such as ANOVA with this data set?
TUStudent

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Sep 15, 2018 1:04 AM

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Mean separation letter from test slices

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How do I get the mean separation letter in for each level of a factor when interaction is significant? For example, if I have A*B interaction and I want to get the mean separation of B at each level of A, how do I get the LSD letters in JMP? I can do test slices and that will use the DF of the full analysis, but this does not shows which mean of B differs. If I do multiple comparison: How ca...
jfranc19

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Sep 14, 2018 2:35 PM

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How to overlap points with the same/ very close values in a graph?

Hello!A quick question, as the title suggests, how can I overlay points with the same value or close values ( e.g., a difference smaller than 0.1) in a graph?For example, in the following situtation I want to keep only one point for each small range of values, and therefore lose the observed horizontality of points. Thank you very much in advance.
Natalia_Castelo

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Sep 17, 2018 10:59 AM

3816 views | 2 replies
Have means, standard deviation, min, and max data for various groups. How to do statistical tests?

Hello, I have multiple groups which each have a mean, min, standard deivation and max value. I don't know how many samples there were. How would I do statistical tests such as ANOVA with this data set?
TUStudent

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Sep 15, 2018 1:04 AM

5537 views | 2 replies
Mean separation letter from test slices

Hello!

How do I get the mean separation letter in for each level of a factor when interaction is significant? For example, if I have A*B interaction and I want to get the mean separation of B at each level of A, how do I get the LSD letters in JMP? I can do test slices and that will use the DF of the full analysis, but this does not shows which mean of B differs. If I do multiple comparison: How ca...
jfranc19

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Sep 14, 2018 2:35 PM

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JSL: What to use for new columns, Formula or Set Each Value? Pros and Cons?

Hi All,Can anyone highlight what are the differences between using "Formula" and "Set Each Value"? What are the pros and cons?
ram

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Sep 14, 2018 6:34 AM

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How do write code in JSL to call another JSL?

Hello everyone!
In AAA.jsl, how do write code that calls another JSL to continue running: for example, this another JSL is BBB.jsl with the same path
When BBB. jsl finished, AAA. JSL continues to run the rest of the code.thanks you!
lwx228

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Sep 13, 2018 3:41 PM

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Mean separation letter from test slices

Hello!

How do I get the mean separation letter in for each level of a factor when interaction is significant? For example, if I have A*B interaction and I want to get the mean separation of B at each level of A, how do I get the LSD letters in JMP? I can do test slices and that will use the DF of the full analysis, but this does not shows which mean of B differs. If I do multiple comparison: How ca...
jfranc19

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Sep 14, 2018 2:35 PM

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repeated-measures ANCOVA: How to perform the analysis when the parallel slope assumpt. doesn't meet?

Hi all,I need to perform the ANCOVA for a repeated-measures design. I tried to adapt the Julian's ANCOVA procedure showed on the https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mApbp1RDy-U to my study case (repeated-measures design). Initially, I did the following actions: 1. In the Fit Y by X dialogue: I selected VAR_Y as "Y, Response" and VAR_X as "X, Factor";2. For "Group by" I selected the variable Timepoint;...
Reinaldo

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Jun 18, 2018 6:31 AM

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Time Series - Prewhiten

Hello Everyone, My question pertains to understanding what the terminology in JMP's prewhiten platform means.Also, understanding how that helps me determine an appropriate Transfer Function that I can use to test whether x causes y. JMP's prewhiten output shows three different ACF's labeled "Prewhiten Corr", "Noise AutoCorr", & "Noise Partial AutoCorr".
What is the Prewhiten Corr, Noise AutoCorr, &...
nopon649

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Jun 7, 2018 11:10 PM

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Fit Spline By Group: Save Spline Coefficients to Column?

Hi all--having an issue. I am using Fit Y by X to fit 5,000 separate regressions. I hold control, select red drop-down arrow, and Fit->Flexible, Fit->Spline and select, say, 0.1. This fits a spline to all 5,000 graphs with lambda of 0.1. I have 28 X values in each of 5,000 graphs, and I understand there are 4 different spline coefficients (A, B, C, D). I understand if I just had 1 regression...
M0gAl0g

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Jun 5, 2018 3:19 PM

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Why does Profiler not stop

All,
I have a script I am trying to profile and improve on. When I run the script without the profiler, it runs and ends within 4 minutes. When I try to profile the script, even after a good 5-6 minutes, it does not stop. Wondering why this is happening and if there is a way to use profiler and not run into this. I am using JMP 13.
uday_guntupalli

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Apr 27, 2018 7:12 AM

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Mean separation letter from test slices

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How to overlap points with the same/ very close values in a graph?

Have means, standard deviation, min, and max data for various groups. How to do statistical tests?

Mean separation letter from test slices

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How do write code in JSL to call another JSL?

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Mean separation letter from test slices

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