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monu_maverick
monu_maverick
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Scaled t distribution

Created: Sep 6, 2022 01:23 AM  |  Last Modified: Jun 10, 2023 1:52 PM (1544 views)

Hi,

 

How can I make scaled t distributions in JMP? I am trying to solve exercise problem 5.7 in "Design and Analysis of Experiments - Douglas C. Montgomery" but got stuck at Scaled t distribution. Please advise?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

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Mark_Bailey
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Re: Scaled t distribution

Sep 6, 2022 09:05 AM (1526 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from monu_maverick 09-06-2022

You need to arrange this data differently to use JMP. Create a new data table with three columns: Copper Content, Temperature, and Warping, and then enter the data row-wise. For example, row 1 might be Temperature = 50, Copper Content = 40, and Warping = 17.20. The data is now ready for analysis, such as a regression model.

 

You can plot the data now by selecting Graph > Graph Builder, but first, change the modeling type of Copper Content to Ordinal. This change will cause JMP to treat this factor as a grouping variable for your plot.

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