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ILoveJMP
Level III

How does JMP derive 95 percentile of a data set with limited data points?

For a data set with 16 points shown below,

IDData
1-2.53802
2-0.98877
3-0.59679
4-0.45444
5-0.26573
6-0.2027
7-0.10798
80.124422
90.156302
100.162865
110.469599
120.667054
130.787399
141.209767
151.414172
161.718419

 

Tabulate the data generates the following stats:

Min-2.53802
Mean0.097223
Quantiles500.140362
Quantiles951.718419
Max1.718419
Std Dev1.023793

 

I am curious to know how JMP derives 95 percentile or for any random percentile. 

 

Thanks!

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txnelson
Super User

Re: How does JMP derive 95 percentile of a data set with limited data points?

Here is the information you want, taken from

Help==>Books==>Basic Analysis

quantile.png

Jim

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txnelson
Super User

Re: How does JMP derive 95 percentile of a data set with limited data points?

Here is the information you want, taken from

Help==>Books==>Basic Analysis

quantile.png

Jim

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