• Noncompartmental Analysis, Pharmacokinetics, and JMP Clinical, Oh My! (2025-US-30MP-2558) Pharmacokinetics centers around the assessment of drug concentrations (absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination) in an organism (e.g., humans) and understanding the variability within and between individuals. JMP has supported pharmacokinetic modeling through the Fit Curve platform, which includes options for one- and two-compartment models. However, a widely used and long-requested m...
    Skill level: intermediate
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  • JMP Live Enters a New Dimension (2025-US-30MP-2308) The Scatterplot 3D platform in JMP has long been a powerful tool for visualizing complex data relationships in a three-dimensional space. This feature allows users to explore variations and correlations among multiple variables, providing deeper insights into their data. It applies advanced computer graphics technology used in the video games industry, which is thriving in Austin. Known as the "Sil...
    Skill level: beginner
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  • Power up Your Analysis in JMP Live 19 (2025-US-30MP-2528) When you publish a distribution report and find yourself needing to add a CDF plot, or perhaps your bivariate report's linear fit line would benefit from a prediction profiler, or a one-way analysis needs a means and std deviations report and a residuals plot, modifying a report without needing to republish a whole new report has never been possible. Until now. The release of JMP Live 19 brings mor...
    Skill level: beginner
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  • Comparing 'Identical' Machines in a Manufacturing Environment (2025-US-30MP-2300) In manufacturing, you may have mutiple machines that perform the same process or produce the same output. When investigating problems, comparing the output of these "identical" machines is a common potential X on the fishbone for the problem. However, there are several mechanisms to compare such output, from comparison analyses such as t-tests, test for unequal variances, etc.(and th...
    Skill level: beginner
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  • Leveraging JMP for QbD-Driven Lentiviral Vector Process Development (2025-US-30MP-2515) The growing demand for robust, scalable lentiviral vector manufacturing processes in cell and gene therapy has accelerated the adoption of advanced methodologies. This presentation highlights an innovative Quality by Design (QbD) approach to process development, with an emphasis on leveraging the powerful capabilities of JMP software. To meet stringent regulatory requirements for Process Performanc...
    Skill level: intermediate
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  • Not Always a Happy Ending: Tales of Statistics Gone Wrong (2025-US-30MP-2521) Statistics and data science are often used as problem-solving tools, whether it is to find a pattern, to understand differences between groups, or to determine which input(s) affect your output(s). While there are several tools from this discipline that should be in everyone's toolbox, sometimes a tool is used incorrectly. And sometimes, despite the careful use of these tools fr...
    Skill level: beginner
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  • Scaling DOE Collaboration with JMP Live (2025-US-30MP-2548) DOEs are used by innovative companies to develop new products and processes cheaper and faster. A DOE is a valuable source of learning. And collectively, the DOEs in an organization can be a rich source of knowledge. But how do we ensure that the DOEs are being shared with collaborators and stakeholders so that, as an organization, we are getting the most from them? Collaborators need to ...
    Skill level: beginner
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  • A Powerful New Add-in for Mapping People Networks Via Network Diagrams (2025-US-30MP-2541) You may have heard of network diagrams as a way to map IT networks. But did you know they also have applications in mapping human relationships and contributions to projects? More than just org charts, these diagrams can help you: Identify siloed departments. Uncover just who are your “go-to” people are. Single out the people who may need some attention so they can maximize their potenti...
    Skill level: intermediate
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  • Two Data Tables and a Microphone: Unlocking the Power of the Tables Menu (2025-US-30MP-2509) Beneath the many layers of JMP's functionality lies a deceptively small but immensely powerful feature set: the Tables menu. While often overshadowed by flashier platforms and analytics tools, the Tables menu is the quiet powerhouse that turns messy, inconsistent data into structured gold. In fact, I would argue that true JMP mastery begins – not ends – with deep fluency in the Tables me...
    Skill level: beginner
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  • The Secret is Out! Oh Wait, No It’s Not. (2025-US-30MP-2510) As industries become increasingly cloud-dependent, the traditional model of local data access is rapidly giving way to remote storage and services. With that shift comes a new challenge: securely accessing cloud-based data and services through code. Credential management – especially when balancing automation with security – is anything but straightforward. While JMP continues to lead i...
    Skill level: intermediate
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  • Powering Innovation with Design of Experiments (2025-US-30MP-2592) Innovation can take many forms, whether it's creating something entirely new or enhancing an existing product or process. It's a complex and multifaceted endeavor that requires experimentation, exploring new combinations of factors, and stepping beyond our usual expertise. How can the design of experiments (DOE) help us innovate faster? Discover how JMP can streamline and structure the innovation p...
    Skill level: beginner
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  • Unlocking the Potential of the JMP Scripting Index (2025-US-30MP-2590) The JMP Scripting Index is an important tool for learning JSL (JMP Scripting Language). Personally, it’s a window that I always have open when working in JMP! But do users know what it is? Where to find it? How to get the most out of it? The Scripting Index is a collection of information for JSL functions, objects, and display boxes. This talk showcases the various features of the Scripting Index, ...
    Skill level: beginner
    photo of Michael Crotty Michael Crotty and others
  • Deep Dive: Publishing to JMP Live (2022-US-45MP-1116) JMP Live is a secure collaboration platform for JMP content. The first step to collaborating is publishing your content to JMP Live. We start with the simple case of publishing a report, and then we dive into the flexibility that is available to you if you need it.   In this presentation, we demonstrate: How to publish and replace reports. How to publish data by itself (so that othe...
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  • Control Charting Kinetical and Other Time-Dependent Curves (2022-EU-30MP-1042) SPC and control charting is a common procedure in industry. Normally, you are controlling and observing a single measure over time. These data are displayed with ±3s limits around the mean on a chart. However, when kinetical curves or other time-dependent behaviors are a matter of quality and consistency of a process, it is much more difficult to display in a SPC chart. These curve...
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  • It's Otterly Confusing! Short-Clawed, Hairy-Nosed, Smooth-Coated or Eurasian? Just ask JMP! (2022-EU-45MP-1047) Biodiversity loss is a global challenge. Reliable data on the numbers and distribution of species are urgently needed to stem the species hemorrhage. But getting those data is hard. Endangered species are elusive and cryptic, and current monitoring techniques often expensive and unreliable. Frederick Kistner is a founder member of the WildTrack Specialist Group. Together with colleagues L...
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  • Making an Easy Button for Data Access (2022-EU-30MP-1049) Accessing data is often a very time-consuming and aggravating step of the data workflow. It can delay the implementation of solutions or allow problems to persist undetected, often with disastrous consequences. Why can’t someone create an “easy button” for data access, allowing you to pick your data source and filter down to what you want? Could it be used to combine data from multiple sourc...
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  • OMARS Designs Add-in: A Gateway to a New Family of Orthogonal RSDs (2022-EU-30MP-1051) The definitive screening design (DSD) is almost certainly the 21st century's most exciting and useful innovation in design of experiments (DOE). As a screening design, the DSD offers unique properties for a much smaller number of a runs. And, if only a half or fewer of the factors are active, the DSD gives you the ability to fit the full response surface model. However, if your objectiv...
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  • Implementation of a Split-Plot Design Platform to Study the Purification of Innovative Excipients (2022-EU-30MP-1052) The BioChaperone platform developed by Adocia covers oligomers of various sizes. However, they have the common characteristic of being of higher molecular weight than the impurities generated during their synthesis process. Thus, their purification can be achieved by diafiltration or tangential filtration. This technique, thanks to a membrane with pores of defined size, makes it possible to separ...
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  • Exploring Basic Linear Regression Visually Through Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) (2022-EU-PO-1053) Structural equation modelling (SEM) is a method of model construction that displays the variance and covariance in and between latent and manifest variables visually to define a system. Science and engineering models are typically constructed using various relationships, but these relationships are usually given in the form of equations, which can rapidly become very complex. SEM provides a visua...
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  • Do Not Copy and Paste in Excel (Use JMP) (2022-EU-PO-1054) Åke Öhrlund, Galderma, Galderma Data from a tensile tester contained 92 runs, each with four columns and 3,800 rows. The sample name was between the header and data, in one of the four columns. At first, the data was imported and stacked, which omitted the sample name. Next, the sample name was imported and stacked. Finally, the sample name was joined to the dat...
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  • Textual Analysis of Earnings Calls: Differences Between the Firms (2022-EU-30MP-1056) Textual analysis of written documents has become an important analytics tool in accounting and finance decision making. Several research papers have expanded the textual analysis and have also measured the written tone in financial documents converting the tone a quantitative score of optimism/pessimism. Some of the research has connected the tone to explain abnormal returns in the financial mark...
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  • A Surprising Use of the Fit Definitive Screening Platform (2022-EU-45MP-1066) Bradley Jones, JMP Distinguished Research Fellow, JMP As is evident by its name, the original intended use of the Fit Definitive Screening platform was to analyze Definitive Screening Designs (DSDs). The surprise is that this platform can analyze a much broader class of designs than just DSDs. It turns out DSDs are a very special kind of Foldover Design, which are a stand...
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  • It's Always Something To quote Roseanne Roseannadana, "It just goes to show you. It's always something. If it's not one thing, it's another." When analyzing data, sometimes we feel very frustrated because just as one problem has been addressed, there is always another one just around the corner. It feels like it never ends, especially since we still need to meet each frustration and deal with it. When m...
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  • Analytics Advocate Spotlight JMP advocates from M Ventures, W. L. Gore and Thermo Fisher Scientific discuss ongoing efforts to build analytics capability. They’ll share how they’ve overcome objections, implemented training programs, built consensus around analytics best practices and leveraged statistical approaches like DOE to attract venture capital investment.
    photo of Dr. Kira Alhorn Dr. Kira Alhorn
  • All Wafer Maps Are Wrong: An Adventure in Semiconductor Data Visualization Wafer Maps: Those colorful representations of a response over an entire substrate. Wafer maps are ubiquitous in most branches of semiconductor manufacturing and research. They are churned out with the click of a button by most industry-specific software. They delight managers and strike fear in the hearts of competitors. The problem is, most of the time, they are wrong. . . or at least misleading....
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