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Mahalanobis distance in JMP differs from other methods

Hi,

I am comparing Mahalanobis distance calculated by JMP vs. one reported in other tables using their software. The JMP reports for MD 2.35 +/- .54 vs. 1.23 +/- 0.68 . I was wondering if there is anything special about JMP. I have 30 data points with 6 variables.

 

I appreciate any comments. Thanks

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txnelson
Super User

Re: Mahalanobis distance in JMP differs from other methods

Here is the calculation used in JMP for Mahalanobis, taken from 

     Help==>Books==>Multivariate Methods

Is it different from your undefined product?

nahalanobis.PNGnahalanobis.PNG

Jim

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txnelson
Super User

Re: Mahalanobis distance in JMP differs from other methods

Here is the calculation used in JMP for Mahalanobis, taken from 

     Help==>Books==>Multivariate Methods

Is it different from your undefined product?

nahalanobis.PNGnahalanobis.PNG

Jim
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AT
Level VI

Re: Mahalanobis distance in JMP differs from other methods

Thanks Jim for the reply and definition of MD in JMP. The one I like to use is Mahalanobis distance defined in Mahalanobis Taguchi System (MTS). I have attached the definition in the attached file. It looks like there are differences. 

 

Anyone has used MTS method in JMP? ThanksMD in MTS.pngMD in MTS.png

 

 

 
 
David_Burnham
Super User (Alumni)

Re: Mahalanobis distance in JMP differs from other methods

More dodgy maths from Genichi Taguchi?

-Dave

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