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You don't need to copy ROC graphs

MarkAD — Sun, 11 Jun 2023 11:11:14 GMT

Several days ago I asked how to copy ROC graphs without getting the shaded background. I was told how to do this, but there is a much better option than copying the graphs. Simply click the ROC Table tab below the graph, put the cursor arrow over the column heading Sensitivity, right click and select Copy Column. Then paste the column into Excel. Then do the same thing and copy the next column, Sens-(1-Spec), and paste that column into the adjacent column in Excel. Now, you can make your own graph exactly the way you want it.

Re: You don't need to copy ROC graphs

MarkAD — Wed, 17 Feb 2021 15:40:03 GMT

Sorry, I meant the 1-Specificity and the Sensitivity columns are the columns that should be copied.

Re: You don't need to copy ROC graphs

MathStatChem — Wed, 17 Feb 2021 16:20:07 GMT

In general, any report table in JMP can be saved to a JMP data table by right clicking on the table and selecting Make Into Data Table.

Then you can use JMP to create the graph.

Re: You don't need to copy ROC graphs

MathStatChem — Wed, 17 Feb 2021 16:22:05 GMT

Re: You don't need to copy ROC graphs

ih — Wed, 17 Feb 2021 16:27:19 GMT

Under File > Preferences > Reports, try checking 'Transparent background for report PNG images'. I find that normally produces graphs that look good as I expect them to in other programs. Also note that you can right click in that same table you referenced under the ROC curve and select 'Make into data table', and then open graph builder and customize the graph however you want.

Here is what that workflow might look like after ticking the box above: