Thanks to Don MacCormack donMack@jmp for his long hours, patience and persistence in making this add-in come to life!
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Basic Use Instructions
(Use the View as PDF option on the side panel to save these instructions as PDF.)
Get Data
1. Select the type of test. Note that additional details on the particular tests are provided at the end of this document.
2. Select the JMP data set to use. The data table opens in the background (behind the add-in), and available variables are displayed below.
Notes: The add-in links to a number of data sets in the JMP Sample Data Directory. Look at the data table opened in the background to better understand the data - all native JMP features are available. The Use Other Data button allows you to import your own data set (however, the data set is not permanently added to the list).
3. Select the variable(s) of interest. A block plot (similar to a dot plot) and summary information for the variable(s) display under Sample Information (on the far right).
4. Click on the gray disclosure icon to hide the Get Data panel until you need it again.
Simulation Controls
Specify:
1. the number of resamples to generate (the default is 1000),
2. the resampling method to use (the default is resampling with replacement),
3. what to calculate for each resample, and
4. the hypothesized value (click Tab or Enter to accept this entry).
Click go.
Note that options update based on the test selected. To see descriptions of available resampling methods, click on the question mark.
Results
1. Summary statistics for the resamples are provided next to Simulation Controls.
2. A block plot of the selected statistic for the resamples is produced, with a vertical line drawn at the observed value of the original sample statistic.
3. To display the area in the tail or tails (the empirical p-value) for the observed sample statistic, use the options under Tail Selection.
4. To change the value(s) or the proportion(s) in the tail(s), use the options under Tail Info or click and drag the grabber boxes (on the solid lines). Note that a warning appears if the actual proportion out is different from the specified proportion out (this can happen if there are multiple values at the specified proportion - click on Why is this different from Proportion Out? for details).
5. Click on a point in the block plot to see the corresponding resampled data under Selected Sample.
6. Click on a point any graph to display its value.
Other notes:
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Use Notes for Particular Tests
One Quantitative Response:
Two Unpaired Groups, Quantitative Response:
Binary Outcome Event:
We appreciate your patience and support as we continue the development of this add-in. We'd like to thank Robin Lock for his guidance and direction in the design and development of the add-in, and Roxy Peck, Chris Malone, and countless others who have provided initial feedback. Thank you all!
We strive to keep improving. For feedback or suggestions, please add a comment below or contact mia.stephens or donMack@jmp.
Revision History:
March 2016: Fixed a bug in the two-unpaired groups, separate Ys option. Thanks to Pat Humphries for pointing this out. Beta 3 posted.