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Here is a great presentation by @Phil_Kay using the new Model Screening platform in JMP Pro 16.
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Using some of the platforms available in the "Reliability and Survive" menu to answer a few key questions, such as: How can we estimate the rate at which a product fails?How can we predict failure rates under different conditions?How can we determine warranty risks?How can we model failure in complex systems?
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An analysis of a designed experiment in which the response is a curve measured over time. Scientists have defined an ideal curve shape and are searching for the optimal setting of a mixture that best approximates that shape.
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We can’t rely on error codes to correctly diagnose equipment problems. Doing nothing is never an option, and whole units might be changed or replaced at great cost rather than identifying a specific component responsible. Faults can also reoccur. An intermittent fault affecting a different unit or part of the equipment takes several failures before the true cause is diagnosed and identified. B...
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How to build custom applications to allow users to pull data into JMP using SQL or WebAPI.
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Hello everyone, The "Solving Problems through Data Visualization and Statistical Analysis" workshop was held on 9 June 2020 and repeated on 11 and 12 June 2020. In case you missed it, would like to see it again, or perhaps know a friend or colleague who might benefit, a recording of the event can be found below. Note that the workshop was meant as a "hands-on" virtual event for you to be able...
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JMP Benelux hosted a virtual workshop on Design of Experiments (DOE), which was repeated on different dates and times between 24-30 April 2020. The workshop focused on the benefits of modern Definitive Screening Designs (DSD), but also covered Mixture designs and cases with hard-to-change variables, two situations where DSDs can’t be used. The advantages gained by organizations who adopt an an...
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