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From Python Pandas dataframe to jmp with group columns and add column property

Hello there,

I have a table that is a generate from a collection of databases.

Columns = [Time, raw1_prop1, raw1_prop2, raw1_prop1,..., Q1]

 

The table is the same format every time and would therefore like to:

  1. Group column by front name meaning raw1's are grouped and raw2's are group
  2. Give Q1 the column property: Spec limits + Show on graph bit

I would prefer to do it from python but i can also be tricked to do it in JMP :)

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Byron_JMP
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Re: From Python Pandas dataframe to jmp with group columns and add column property

Super easy to do with JMP. When you're ready for a treat let someone know.

Use your python query, save the resulting table as a CSV

Open the data frame in JMP

Tables>Split by test method to a wide format.

       one run per row, one column per variable.

Use the Analysis>Quality>Process Capability launch platform.

       add all your variable columns

       Use the dialog to load specs from a separate table.

This analysis platform generates all the figures

 

https://www.jmp.com/content/dam/jmp/documents/en/academic/learning-library/10-capability-analysis.pd...

 

 

JMP Systems Engineer, Health and Life Sciences (Pharma)

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Byron_JMP
Staff

Re: From Python Pandas dataframe to jmp with group columns and add column property

Super easy to do with JMP. When you're ready for a treat let someone know.

Use your python query, save the resulting table as a CSV

Open the data frame in JMP

Tables>Split by test method to a wide format.

       one run per row, one column per variable.

Use the Analysis>Quality>Process Capability launch platform.

       add all your variable columns

       Use the dialog to load specs from a separate table.

This analysis platform generates all the figures

 

https://www.jmp.com/content/dam/jmp/documents/en/academic/learning-library/10-capability-analysis.pd...

 

 

JMP Systems Engineer, Health and Life Sciences (Pharma)

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