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jnikkel
Level II

Bivarate Linear Fit of multiple Regressions - Scripting a Combined Data table from Parameter Estimates

I have been working on scripting some data analysis done in JMP with multiple tabulate, Y by X Bivarate Fit, and split table steps. I have been able to generate scripts for everything except step where I right click in a Parameter estimates TableBox from the Fit Group report and select 'Make Combined Data Table"

 

Any suggestions for how to accomplish this?

 

My Script language is here:

Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Open( "data file directory" );
obj = dt << Tabulate(
	Add Table(
		Column Table( Analysis Columns( :KT3, :Log Age, :k31, :N1 ), Statistics( Mean ) ),
		Row Table( Grouping Columns( :Batch No., :Age ) )
	)
);

obj << Make into Data Table;
New Window( "",
	V List Box(
		Fit Group(
			Bivariate(
				SendToByGroup( {:Batch No. == "By Variable 1"} ),
				SendToByGroup( {:Batch No. == "By Variable 1"}, Y( :Name( "Mean(KT3)" ) ) ),
				SendToByGroup(
					{:Batch No. == "By Variable 1", Platform Index( 2 )},
					Y( :Name( "Mean(k31)" ) )
				),
				SendToByGroup(
					{:Batch No. == "By Variable 1", Platform Index( 3 )},
					Y( :Name( "Mean(N1)" ) )
				),
				SendToByGroup( {:Batch No. == "By Variable 2"}, Y( :Name( "Mean(KT3)" ) ) ),
				SendToByGroup(
					{:Batch No. == "By Variable 2", Platform Index( 2 )},
					Y( :Name( "Mean(k31)" ) )
				),
				SendToByGroup(
					{:Batch No. == "By Variable 2", Platform Index( 3 )},
					Y( :Name( "Mean(N1)" ) )
				),
				SendToByGroup( {:Batch No. == "By Variable 3"}, Y( :Name( "Mean(KT3)" ) ) ),
				SendToByGroup(
					{:Batch No. == "By Variable 3", Platform Index( 2 )},
					Y( :Name( "Mean(k31)" ) )
				),
				SendToByGroup(
					{:Batch No. == "By Variable 3", Platform Index( 3 )},
					Y( :Name( "Mean(N1)" ) )
				),
				SendToByGroup( {:Batch No. == "By Variable 4"}, Y( :Name( "Mean(KT3)" ) ) ),
				SendToByGroup(
					{:Batch No. == "By Variable 4", Platform Index( 2 )},
					Y( :Name( "Mean(k31)" ) )
				),
				SendToByGroup(
					{:Batch No. == "By Variable 4", Platform Index( 3 )},
					Y( :Name( "Mean(N1)" ) )
				),
				SendToByGroup( {:Batch No. == "By Variable 5"}, Y( :Name( "Mean(KT3)" ) ) ),
				SendToByGroup(
					{:Batch No. == "By Variable 5", Platform Index( 2 )},
					Y( :Name( "Mean(k31)" ) )
				),
				SendToByGroup(
					{:Batch No. == "By Variable 5", Platform Index( 3 )},
					Y( :Name( "Mean(N1)" ) )
				),
				SendToByGroup( {:Batch No. == "By Variable 6"}, Y( :Name( "Mean(KT3)" ) ) ),
				SendToByGroup(
					{:Batch No. == "By Variable 6", Platform Index( 2 )},
					Y( :Name( "Mean(k31)" ) )
				),
				SendToByGroup(
					{:Batch No. == "By Variable 6", Platform Index( 3 )},
					Y( :Name( "Mean(N1)" ) )
				),
				SendToByGroup( {:Batch No. == "By Variable 7"}, Y( :Name( "Mean(KT3)" ) ) ),
				SendToByGroup(
					{:Batch No. == "By Variable 7", Platform Index( 2 )},
					Y( :Name( "Mean(k31)" ) )
				),
				SendToByGroup(
					{:Batch No. == "By Variable 7", Platform Index( 3 )},
					Y( :Name( "Mean(N1)" ) )
				),
				SendToByGroup( {:Batch No. == "By Variable 8"}, Y( :Name( "Mean(KT3)" ) ) ),
				SendToByGroup(
					{:Batch No. == "By Variable 8", Platform Index( 2 )},
					Y( :Name( "Mean(k31)" ) )
				),
				SendToByGroup(
					{:Batch No. == "By Variable 8", Platform Index( 3 )},
					Y( :Name( "Mean(N1)" ) )
				),
				X( :Name( "Mean(Log Age)" ) ),
				Fit Line( {Line Color( {212, 73, 88} )} ),
				By( :Batch No. )
			)
		)
	)
);
Report( Fit Group[1] )["Parameter Estimates"][Table Box( 3 )] << Make Combined Data Table;
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txnelson
Super User

Re: Bivarate Linear Fit of multiple Regressions - Scripting a Combined Data table from Parameter Estimates

To get what you want, change 

Bivariate(

to

Biv = Bivariate(

and change

Report ( Fit Group[1] ) ["Parameter Estimates"][Table Box( 3)] << Make Combined Data Table;

to

Report ( Biv[1] ) ["Parameter Estimates"][Table Box( 1)] << Make Combined Data Table;
Jim

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txnelson
Super User

Re: Bivarate Linear Fit of multiple Regressions - Scripting a Combined Data table from Parameter Estimates

To get what you want, change 

Bivariate(

to

Biv = Bivariate(

and change

Report ( Fit Group[1] ) ["Parameter Estimates"][Table Box( 3)] << Make Combined Data Table;

to

Report ( Biv[1] ) ["Parameter Estimates"][Table Box( 1)] << Make Combined Data Table;
Jim
jnikkel
Level II

Re: Bivarate Linear Fit of multiple Regressions - Scripting a Combined Data table from Parameter Estimates

I was so close, thank you!

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