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Format multiple life distribution plots

rahulsmils — Wed, 13 Nov 2024 23:16:24 GMT

Hi all I am trying to format axis scales and apply targets to 4 life distribution plots which JMP shows as output of this code.

myld references to a window which has 4 Life distributions.

I am trying to loop through those 4 life distributions through searching in the title is the window has life distribution.

Then I want to change x and y axis for each of those Weibull plots.

Somehow the code only changes 1st plot and remaining 3 are not changed, likely I am not able to grap the handle for rest of the plots correctly.

Can someone help correct this code to achieve what I am trying to do.

Better if the "Add Ref Line(2 " can be turned into a variable so I can supply 2 as an argument.

So I can add a different reference line for all 4 plots inside for loop. These values can be stores in a list before running the loop.

Thank You

myld = Life Distribution(
	Perspective( Compare Groups ),
	Y( :Voltage ),
	Grouping( :flavor ),
	By( :A, :B, :C, :D),
	Confidence Interval Method( Likelihood ),
	Select Distribution( Distribution, Weibull ),
	Select Scale( Weibull ),
	Tabbed Report( 0 ),
	Show Confidence Area( 0 )

);


report_windows = Get Window List( "myld" );//; << Get Window Title
report_of_interest = Empty();
For Each( {report_window}, report_windows,
	outline_title = Try( report_window[Outline Box( 1 )] << get title, "" );
	
	If( Starts With( outline_title, "Life Distribution" ),
		print(outline_title);
		report_of_interest = report_window;

		ref = report_window[Outline Box( 1 )] << Get Scriptable Object;
		xaxis = Report( ref )[axis box( 2 )];

		xaxis << Axis Settings(
			Format( "Precision", 6, 2 ),
			Min( 1 ),
			Max( 5 ),
			Inc( 0.01 ),
			Minor Ticks( 1 ),
			Add Ref Line(2, "Dotted", "Black", "", 2 ),
			Label Row( {Major Grid Line Color( "Light Yellow" ), Show Major Grid( 1 )} )
		);
		
		yaxis = Report( ref )[axis box( 1 )];
		yaxis << Axis Settings(
			Min( 0 ),
			Max( 1 ),
			Inc( 0.1 ),
			Minor Ticks( 0 ),
			Add Ref Line(0.5, "Dotted", "Black", "", 2 )
		);

		
	);
);

Re: Format multiple life distribution plots

hogi — Wed, 13 Nov 2024 23:38:06 GMT

there are many objects with helper key "Life Distribution" - just take the top one.

And from there it's the first FrameBox.

OBs = (Current Report() << xpath( "//OutlineBox[@helpKey and not(ancestor::OutlineBox[@helpKey])]" )) 
For Each({OB}, OBs, 
	xaxis = OB[axis box( 2 )];

		xaxis << Axis Settings(
			Format( "Precision", 6, 2 ),
			Min( 1 ),
			Max( 5 ),
			Inc( 0.01 ),
			Minor Ticks( 1 ),
			Add Ref Line(2, "Dotted", "Black", "", 2 ),
			Label Row( {Major Grid Line Color( "Light Yellow" ), Show Major Grid( 1 )} )
		);
		
		yaxis = OB[axis box( 1 )];
		yaxis << Axis Settings(
			Min( 0 ),
			Max( 1 ),
			Inc( 0.1 ),
			Minor Ticks( 0 ),
			Add Ref Line(0.5, "Dotted", "Black", "", 2 )
		);
	
);

Re: Format multiple life distribution plots

jthi — Thu, 14 Nov 2024 06:32:47 GMT

Depending on the JMP version you have different options (I go with the assumption of JMP18). When you use By column in your platform, you can get back a list of platforms which you can then loop over (you can get the list also by using XPath). Usually I try to find some very robust OutlineBox and then use that to "tie" the indices.

This isn't exactly the same what you are doing but should give some ideas about what can be done.

Names Default To Here(1);
dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Reliability/Fan.jmp");
dt << New Column("Group", Nominal, Numeric, Formula(Row() <= 35));

lds = dt << Life Distribution(Y(:Time), Censor(:Censor), By(:Group));

refs = Associative Array();
refs["0"] = 0.2;
refs["1"] = 0.4;

// show(lds);

For Each({ld}, lds,
	rep = Report(ld);
	grouptitle = rep << get title;
	// show(rep << get title);
	groupname = Word(-1, grouptitle, "=");

	// Be careful with axis indices as there can be "hidden" axis
	yaxis = rep[Outline Box("Compare Distributions"), AxisBox(1)];
	xaxis = rep[Outline Box("Compare Distributions"), AxisBox(2)];
	
	
	// Two methods shown here
	xaxis << Min(1000) << Max(12000) << Inc(1000) << Format("Precision", 6, 2) << Minor Ticks(1) << Label Row(
		{Major Grid Line Color("Light Yellow"), Show Major Grid(1)}
	);
	
	yaxis << Axis Settings(
		Format("Precision", 6, 2),
		Min(0),
		Max(1),
		Inc(0.1),
		Minor Ticks(1),
		Add Ref Line(refs[groupname], "Dotted", "Black", "", 2)
	);
);