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Shayaan95
Level II

How to get JMP Gaussian process prediction model equation?

I am new to JMP and I am using Gaussian Process model in my task and got the following (attached image) report. After this I do not know from where I would get the prediction equation (regression equation) from here. Anyone, who can guide me please.

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Jeff_Perkinson
Community Manager Community Manager

Re: How to get JMP Gaussian process prediction model equation?

In most of the model fitting platforms, including Gaussian Process, in the red triangle menu you'll find an option to Save Prediction Formula. This will create a new column in the data table with the prediction formula.

 

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-Jeff

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Jeff_Perkinson
Community Manager Community Manager

Re: How to get JMP Gaussian process prediction model equation?

The new column has a formula attached. Click the plus sign next to the column name to see the formula.

 

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-Jeff

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Jeff_Perkinson
Community Manager Community Manager

Re: How to get JMP Gaussian process prediction model equation?

In most of the model fitting platforms, including Gaussian Process, in the red triangle menu you'll find an option to Save Prediction Formula. This will create a new column in the data table with the prediction formula.

 

2020-06-07_15-58-06.535.png

-Jeff
Shayaan95
Level II

Re: How to get JMP Gaussian process prediction model equation?

Yes I did this step. It created a new column, but I could not see any prediction formula? from where I could see that prediction formula?
Jeff_Perkinson
Community Manager Community Manager

Re: How to get JMP Gaussian process prediction model equation?

The new column has a formula attached. Click the plus sign next to the column name to see the formula.

 

2020-06-07_16-55-16.910.png

-Jeff