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kaiho
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How do I construct a graph with error bars and a trendline using a custom model, then predict a value using that model?

Hello all,

I am completely new to statistical software in general and jumping into the deep end here. My dataset consists of 4 replicates (R1 through R4) at particular timepoints. How would one:

1. plot the average, with relevant error bars (standard deviation or error),

2. then display a trendline through the averaged points that is fit with the model: 

 

theta1 * Exp(-theta2 * :Time) + (1 - theta1) * Exp(-theta3 * :Time)

 

3. procure y-values at a particular time point x on the trendline that is plotted through the averaged points

4. display an equation for the trendline?

 

If possible, I would prefer an interactive explanation. Is it possible to do all this using only the GUI? I have tried to graph different series using the Graph Builder tool, but I just get each replicate graph stacked. On the Fit X by Y, I am confused as to how to graph multiple series at once. I am unsure of how to get graphical output, or how to predict a value, from the New Column Formula method as well. 

I have included a sample table. 

Thanks so much!

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Re: How do I construct a graph with error bars and a trendline using a custom model, then predict a value using that model?

Please see Help > JMP Documentation Library > Specialized Modeling. Look at the chapters about Fit Curve and Nonlinear platforms.

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