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adam
Level IV

Fit Y by X and CDF plot

Hi Guys,

 

I have the following problem. I would like to do Fit Y-X(for one way plot) based on the table below and the the output is something like the attached plot whereby the X-axis is as shown. I knew that I can use Graph Builder but my final intention is to get a CDF plot that will have Test 101A and 102A appear side by side. I'm not sure if this is possible using Fit Y-X. If there is any better way, please suggest.

 

Thank you.

 

TESTSEQUENCE RESULT
101A10001
101A10002
101A10002
101A20003
101A20003
101A20001
101A30002
101A30001
101A30001
101A10001
101A10002
101A10003
101A20003
101A20001
101A20003
101A30002
101A30003
101A30003
102A10001
102A10003
102A10001
102A20002
102A20003
102A20002
102A30002
102A30001
102A30001
102A10001
102A10002
102A10003
102A20002
102A20003
102A20002
102A30001
102A30003
102A30002

test.jpg

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txnelson
Super User

Re: Fit Y by X and CDF plot

1. While there isn't an option within Graph Builder to generate CDF plots, you can easily generate your Graph Builder plot and then generate your Fit Y by X CDF plot, and since they appear in separate windows, you can move them side by side.

side by side.PNG

2. If this isn't complete enough, you can select the check box in the lower right hand corner of each of the 2 windows, and then click on the down arrow next to the check box, and specify "Combine Windows"

side by side 2.PNG

3.  Or you can copy the windows a journal window. To create a new journal window go to:

     File==>New==>Journal

The once the window is open, go to your Graph Builder window and click on it and then press and hold the Control Key followed by the J key.  Finally, then go to the CDF window, and repeat the CNTL/J key strokes.  

Now you can select and drag and drop the graphs to whatever position in the journal you want.  Use the Tools from the Toolbar to select objects and then just click and drag the selected objects to where you want them

side by side 3.PNG

4.  Finally, a JMP Script could perform these options for you, or a script could be written to generate the graphs from scratch and create them in whatever form you desire. 

 

Jim

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Phil_Kay
Staff

Re: Fit Y by X and CDF plot

Hi,

 

I'm not entirely clear what your challenge is. Is it absolutely necessary to have the CDF plots side by side? Do you need to compare the CDFs?

 

Regards,
Phil

adam
Level IV

Re: Fit Y by X and CDF plot

Hi,

 

Yes, in this challenge is to have them appear side by side for comparison purpose. Would it be possible to do it in JMP? If you have any suggestion, please recommend. 

 

Thank you.

txnelson
Super User

Re: Fit Y by X and CDF plot

1. While there isn't an option within Graph Builder to generate CDF plots, you can easily generate your Graph Builder plot and then generate your Fit Y by X CDF plot, and since they appear in separate windows, you can move them side by side.

side by side.PNG

2. If this isn't complete enough, you can select the check box in the lower right hand corner of each of the 2 windows, and then click on the down arrow next to the check box, and specify "Combine Windows"

side by side 2.PNG

3.  Or you can copy the windows a journal window. To create a new journal window go to:

     File==>New==>Journal

The once the window is open, go to your Graph Builder window and click on it and then press and hold the Control Key followed by the J key.  Finally, then go to the CDF window, and repeat the CNTL/J key strokes.  

Now you can select and drag and drop the graphs to whatever position in the journal you want.  Use the Tools from the Toolbar to select objects and then just click and drag the selected objects to where you want them

side by side 3.PNG

4.  Finally, a JMP Script could perform these options for you, or a script could be written to generate the graphs from scratch and create them in whatever form you desire. 

 

Jim
adam
Level IV

Re: Fit Y by X and CDF plot

Thanks Jim for your help!