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JC7
JC7
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How do I automatically exclude rows including outliers as identified by the "Explore Outliers" function?

Created: Jan 21, 2021 08:59 AM  |  Last Modified: Jun 9, 2023 3:03 PM (10314 views)

Hi there,

 

I am looking to replicate what I do manually in JSL script.

I know how to run the "Explore Outliers" function in JSL but I still have to manually select the rows with outliers identified by the "Explore Outliers" then press 'select rows' then press 'exclude'.

I am trying to build a script which I run and automatically excludes the outliers identified without me having to do anything else (ideally does not even open up the Explore Outliers window.

 

Anyone got any ideas?

 

Thanks!

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txnelson
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Re: How do I automatically exclude rows including outliers as identified by the "Explore Outliers" function?

Jan 28, 2021 08:54 AM (1216 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from JC7 01-28-2021

You have made a very common error.  The first time you run 

el = Explore Outliers(

it is pointing to  the "dt" data table. However, by the time you go to run the second time, you have created a new data table "dtQuant", which is not the current data table as far as JMP knows.  And of course, it will not find outliers.  To fix this, all you need to do, is to force JMP to make sure it is pointing to the correct data table.

el = dt << Explore Outliers(

On another topic, using "j" as a variable name can sometimes run one into issues.  JMP has a function called j.  Even though you can have a variable called j, it can make reading the code confusing.

Jim

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