Reduced Major Axis regression in JMP

[#1]

Can you do a reduced major axis (RMA) regression in JMP Pro 14? I've been trying to figure it out. Is it one of the orthogonal regression models?

Thanks!

[#2 · Accepted solution]

This link describes different types of 2 variable regression. I found it useful.

 https://www.unc.edu/courses/2007spring/biol/145/001/docs/lectures/Nov5.html 

RMA is used in different applications, however, depending upon the application it can represent Reduced Major Axis or Ranged Major Axis.  Note that "In standard major axis (SMA) regression (also called reduced major axis or RMA regression), the areas of the triangles formed by the observations and the regression line are minimized. The standard major axis regression is particularly common. "

Standard Major Axis  a.k.a. Reduced Major Axis regression is the same as the JMP principal components regressions with univariate variances. What many packages refer to as MA is principal components regression with equal variances.

I loaded the R3.3.3 package lmodel2 and verified examples.  For interested parties this link explains how to calculate  Ranged Major Axis regression. 

Attached is mod2ex5.jmp with 2 attached scripts. These were used to verify results that match this R output [note RMA in thie R package is Ranged Major Axis and SMA is Standard | Reduced Major Axis].

[#3]

So basically I use "Fit Y by X", click "Fit Ornthogonal", and then "Univariate Variances, Prin Comp" to exicute a Reduced Major Axis regression?

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