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N1ck
N1ck
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How to define LSL and USL with JMP for a set of data that follows a normal distribution

Jun 9, 2025 08:16 AM (922 views)

Hi JMP team，

 

How to define LSL and USL with JMP for a set of data that follows a normal distribution.

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jthi
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Re: How to define LSL and USL with JMP for a set of data that follows a normal distribution

Jun 9, 2025 08:27 AM (919 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from N1ck 06-09-2025

For what purpose are you trying to define LSL and USL)? For visualization purposes in JMP? If they are for specification limits they are not usually calculated but come from design, tool limitations, customer requirements, ... and so on. 

 

JMP's distribution platform does offer confidence intervals, prediction intervals and tolerance intervals which all have their own use cases. You can find these documented from JMP Help page, Tolerance Interval as an example

-Jarmo
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