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This add-in implements three planning models, suggested by MIL-HDBK-189C.This version has been updated to work with JMP 12. It does not work with JMP 11 and earlier.
Data set used in the blog entry:Which Lilly Pulitzer for Target sizes get higher prices on eBay
Here are some map files that you can place inside your Map folder in JMP that will allow you to map North Carolina school districts. Info on school districts can be found at http://www.ncpublicschools.org/docs/fbs/resources/leacharterlist.pdfSome of the charter, military, and Native American based groups are not covered. Some counties have more than one school district so having an LEA specific ...
brinkleyj
Demonstrate how the Hough transform accumulates hotspots at given angles and positions. You click in points in an x-y space and it accumulates the Hough transform for those points. Click points in a line, and it creates a hot spot.
The script demonstrates the fixed points of a curve that is the Hough transform for points you click on. Cllick and drag around an x-y space, and it shows the Hough function. As you drag in staight lines, you understand that the function is fixed at a certain angle and position.
The Heatmap Summary command creates a new table with columns with images of heatmaps with respect to two heatmap category variables and intensity variables. This is particularly useful for semiconductor wafer maps from die data identified by x and y coordinates.
Sharing large journals, containing file references scattered across a labyrinthine directory structure, can be problematic. This addin allows the user to package a journal for easy sharing, by doing the following:Prompts user for a save directory.Prompts user for a journal to be packaged.Creates a timestamped folder.Inserts into the timestamped folder copies of all files referenced by the journal,...
A statistical (aka Wilkinson) dot plot is included with JMP 11.It's under Help > Sample Data > Teaching Demonstrations > Dot Plot.For JMP 10, this add-in provides the same functionality. The add-in was written by JMP intern Shang Ding.See Shang's statistical dot plot blog post for details.See my Two Kinds of Dot Plots post on the term dot plot.
This JSL file contains functions for converting JSON text into either a JSL data structure or a JMP data table. JSON represents a structure of nested "arrays" and "objects". JSON types/values are represented as follows in JSL: JSON JSLNotesarraylistsequence of valuesobjectassociative arrayset of named valuesnumbernumberstringstringtrue1.0false0.0null.missing valueWhen converted to a JMP data ...
This script was developed for the processing of interlaboratory comparison data by robust statistics.It calculates the robust mean, the robust standard deviation, the standard uncertainty of the robust mean and the statistics of performance according to ISO 13528 standard.
cedric_rivier
A dialogue lets the user assign variables as doses, counts of successes andtotals. If desired; a logarithmic transformation may be applied to the dosevariable. The script calculates and adds all columns neeeded to perform anonlinear regression for the parameters of a probit regression for dose. Theuser dialogue asks for #Responses, #Total and Dose. The script adds columns forrelative frequency of ...
bernd_heinen
Food and Fitness File Import Add-In Version 1.0, October 17, 2014 Installing this add-in will add three items to your JMP menu under Add-Ins > Fitness and Food. Two of these items can help you automatically import and combine files exported from BodyMedia®’s Activity Manager software and the third will help import files from the free MyFitnessPal food logging web site. Please read the Requireme...
Design as described in blog post: A designed experiment testing egg cooking methods
The 'Save Script to Data Table' JMP Add-in is designed to save the contents of the current script window to a data table. Usage: From a script window, click the Add-Ins menu and select Save Script Window to Table. If multiple tables are open, the user will be prompted to select a table for the script to be saved. A new table script named 'Script Window' will appear in the selected dat...
Report tables often end up having incomplete columns where labels need to be copied to the sequential cells below until the next label where the process is repeated again and again. The Excel Import Wizard has an option to deal with spans of missing cells that are merged. This script can be used after the data is imported and it doesn't require the spans of missing cells to be merged.I've been usi...
This is the journal that accompanies the 2014, JMP 11 Mastering JMP webcast about Saving Time and Analysis with JMP Scripting. Link to recording
Description: download daily stock price data of specified symbols from Yahoo Finance.Note: detailed documentation and the add-in are included in the attachment.
This add-in takes ESRI map shape file pairs as input and creates JMP maps.Updated on 7/14/2014Fixed a problem where the converter would hang on a certain type of ESRI shape file.
jeffmoore
A Table Portion is a named set of cells in a table. Cells not in the Table Portion are hidden and excluded.The addin first installs in the Add-Ins option of JMP menu.A new Table Portion is defined by selecting rows and columns of the table and then running the script. Simply give it a name in the dialog box. All rows and columns but the selected ones will become hidden and excluded.The script dial...
paulfogel
This add-in allows users to build their own simple add-ins for JMP.Usage: 1) In the box for Add-in ID, enter a unique ID for your add-in. This is typically in the form "com.companyname.yourusername.addinname" 2) For Display Name, enter the name for your add-in that you want shown in the Add-ins menu. 3) Click the "Browse for JSL File" button and locate the script for the add-in. 4) Click the "Bro...
jeffmoore
This add-in allows JMP to make sounds that will make you think. Works best on Mac.Usage:1) Ensure your speaker volume is at a good level.2) Under the Add-ins menu, select Thinking Sounds.3) In the window that pops up, click Make Sounds.4) Listen, and think. (You can also view the log to see the sounds.)
jeffmoore
This is a sample script used in a JMP blog post about the JSL Debugger (Solving a Problem with the JSL Debugger). Please read the blog post for more information. This script has no use outside of the blog post.
A common rule of thumb is that a sample size of 30 is sufficient to assure that the sum of random variables is normally distributed by the Central Limit Theorem (CLT). The sample size depends on the skew of the population. So the uniform distribution, which is neither normal nor skewed, requires a relative small sample size for the sum of the sample to be approximately normally distributed. This s...
This script presents many distributions that are used to model life data in a reliability or survival analysis. Most of them are available in the Life Distribution platform (Analyze > Reliability and Survival > Life Distribution).Simply run the script to begin. The four important distribution functions are presented in separate plots of the graph of each function: Failure (CDF), Survival (1-CDF), ...
Originally created for demonstration at the 2007 JMP User Conference, this script is intended as an example and not as a full-fledged loan comparison tool. Be sure you understand how it works and its limitations before relying on any information produced. It does not reflect the full capabilities or features of PROC LOAN.This sample demonstrates:Creating a JSL-based user interfaceGenerating SAS co...