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Null hypothesis - JMP Custom test

Hi All,

I am fitting  a fourth degree polynomial to a dataset.  The equation is.

 
y = b0 +b1x+ b2x^2 + b3x^ + b4x4 + e
 
Typically, we null tested is "Ho: b1=b2=b3=b4=0"
 
However, I want to test if the coefficients are not zero "Ho: b3=b4=0"
How do we do this using JMP 15 custom test?
 
Thanks
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Re: Null hypothesis - JMP Custom test

You should do a search on this community discussion board for "custom test". There have been several discussions on how to set up the custom test. Here is one of them: Fit Model - Custom Test and this discussion links to another really good discussion. 

Dan Obermiller

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