Showing p-value for parameter estimates in choice model report

[#1]

Hi,

I'm using the choice model platform. I notice there are "estimate" and "standard error" in the "parameter estimate" report, but I'd also like to know the p-values for my parameter estimates. How can I do that?

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I see one can double click on the cell to set column numeric format and do conditional highlighting by p-value, but JMP highlights the estimates and the std err in different ways (as shown in previous picture), which is very confusing to me. I want to know the exact p-values so I can report them. Thank you!

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[#2]

I am not familiar with this platform, but generally, right-click on the table (e.g., Parameter Estimates), and select Columns in the menu that appears. You should see a sub-menu with the available information. Check marks confirm columns that are currently visible.

[#3]

Hi Mark,

Thanks for reply. I tried clicking on "columns" but it does not include p-value.

Any other ways I can try?

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[#4]

That result means that the p-value is not available for these estimates. There is no hypothesis test available. I suggest that you contact JMP Technical Support ([email protected]) and add this to the Wish List area of the JMP Community as a new feature for the choice analysis.

[#5]

Hi @Mark_Bailey ,

Will do that!

But still, I appreciate if you know the color scheme used here in 'column numeric format'.

As I select 'p-value' in 'conditional highlighting', some of the estimates are colored in orange, some in red, and some remain black.

Does JMP color the numbers by its p-values? And what do orange, red stand for respectively?

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[#6]

Select Preferences from File menu on Windows or JMP menu on macOS. Select the Reports group.

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Select Manage Rules next to Show conditional formatting.

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Select PValue and click Edit.

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[#7]

I assume you are running a choice design experiment, but I can't tell by what you are showing us.  You might want to look at the way probabilities are calculated for these type of experiments:

https://www.jmp.com/support/help/en/16.2/?os=mac&source=application&utm_source=helpmenu&utm_medium=a...

I also can't see the data set or the associated model. It is possible you have no DF's to estimate the error.

[#8]

Hi @statman ,

Thanks for reply!

I'm running a choice model on the choice model platform. This choice model is run by JMP automatically on the platform and I think it's a MNL model. The consists of main effects and interaction terms as listed in this picture. It also shows DF's for each term in the model.

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There are 64 rows on the parameter estimate report, so I have 64 parameters to be estimated. My data set has 12,960 rows (720 respondents * 6 choice sets * 3 profiles), which should be large enough.

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