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ComplexNerd
Level III

DOE Response and Factor Entry using datatable

Hello guys, 

 

I have recently started to use DOE platform in JMP. is there any way to create response variable from datatable or use copy paste type of any kind. i have 40-50 response variable it feels tedious to type response name forrow wise. can we create this using datatable or any alternative?

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Victor_G
Super User

Re: DOE Response and Factor Entry using datatable

Hi @ComplexNerd,

 

In red triangle of any DoE platforms, you can "Load Factors" or "Load Responses" to avoid re-writing them manually : Custom Design Options (jmp.com)

This is also a question from a previous post : Is it possible to load factor or output response setting from a configuration file? 

The format of your JMP datatable should be like this :

  • Factors table (one column for each factors, one row for one level):
    Victor_G_0-1717421280554.png

    Here there are only two levels because the factors are 2-levels continuous factors. Some column properties need to be set :

    Victor_G_1-1717421361723.png

     

  • Response(s) table :

      Victor_G_2-1717421408572.png

     

Hope this answer will help you,

Victor GUILLER

"It is not unusual for a well-designed experiment to analyze itself" (Box, Hunter and Hunter)

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Victor_G
Super User

Re: DOE Response and Factor Entry using datatable

Hi @ComplexNerd,

 

In red triangle of any DoE platforms, you can "Load Factors" or "Load Responses" to avoid re-writing them manually : Custom Design Options (jmp.com)

This is also a question from a previous post : Is it possible to load factor or output response setting from a configuration file? 

The format of your JMP datatable should be like this :

  • Factors table (one column for each factors, one row for one level):
    Victor_G_0-1717421280554.png

    Here there are only two levels because the factors are 2-levels continuous factors. Some column properties need to be set :

    Victor_G_1-1717421361723.png

     

  • Response(s) table :

      Victor_G_2-1717421408572.png

     

Hope this answer will help you,

Victor GUILLER

"It is not unusual for a well-designed experiment to analyze itself" (Box, Hunter and Hunter)