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Braydon12
Level II

How to run analysis of 1 binomial data set and 1 nominal data set.

Hi everyone,

 

This is my first post here as I am very new to JMP pro. I am a novice at stats and could use some guidance. I have a data set where 1 column is tree type (lets say type 1, 2, or 3) and the other column is binomial (1,0) dead or alive. I am trying to get the statistical significance for the difference in average % mortality by tree type. 

Basically I need the hard stats to explain the figure below:

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Any help would be really appreciated!

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Braydon12
Level II

Re: How to run analysis of 1 binomial data set and 1 nominal data set.

When you say "cast Count in the Freq role" what is "count and how do I add it?

Re: How to run analysis of 1 binomial data set and 1 nominal data set.

I was referring to the variables as I named them in my mock up of your study. You select the column with the frequencies and click Freq button. If you do not have a pre-summarized table as I made, then you have each observation on a separate row, in which case you do not need the Freq role.

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