How to overlay histograms in JMP
...istogram Options > Density Axis. This axis gives us an idea of what the Graph Builder Y axis should be. An axis appears on the right side of the histogram, and I double-click on it to open the Axis S...
...istogram Options > Density Axis. This axis gives us an idea of what the Graph Builder Y axis should be. An axis appears on the right side of the histogram, and I double-click on it to open the Axis S...
...ontext of this blog series (or even the next blog series I’m planning, for that matter). There’s just too much to cover. So, before we follow the white rabbit any further down the hole, here are my f...
JMP 18 has a new way to integrate with Python, providing an independent Python environment designed to be used with JMP. In addition, JMP now has a native Python editor and Python packages speci...
Recently I gave an internal JMP talk on Python Tips and Tricks. There's one tip in particular that I think is powerful, so I'd like to share it with you: creating a JSL function that wraps the call t...
...imilar between groups. However, mating tends to be nonrandom to some degree, causing a structure to arise. For example, a barrier like a river can separate two groups of the same species and make it d...
In a previous post titled “Saving graphs tables and reports in JMP,” I shared with you how to copy/paste JMP content into PowerPoint. Now I want to follow up by showing how you can export JMP reports...
...ython packages specific to JMP. This JMP Python environment has enhanced connectivity and interaction with JMP, which means using Python with JMP has never been easier. In this series of blog p...
...e pasted into publications or reports, including boundaries of significance calculated by the Johnson-Neyman (J-N) technique. The J-N technique calculates values of the moderator at which the simple s...
...arameters. In this blog post, I show an example of when a small shift is important, yet nearly invisible to the traditional control charts, and how to use the CUSUM Control Chart, new in JMP 14, t...
...oncepts that I focus on in this blog is examining population structure, in other words, analyzing genetic information across individuals originating from different parts of the world to see if JMP can c...
There are quite a few great new capabilities in JMP Pro 18: updates to GLMM; more genomics capabilities; mixed models and response screening for big data; and updates to SEM, to name a few. But if I ...
As part of my work with JMP, I have been exploring how structural equation modelling (SEM) can be applied to help solve science and engineering problems. One of the ideas that I have tried is to u...
Data access is fundamental. It’s often the first step in the analytic workflow, but it's frequently a source of frustration for scientists and engineers who struggle to access the data they need to a...
...nsellable?” (Side note: I’m going to be framing this in the context of pharma development, but the concepts apply to many different domains.) The challenge comes from the idea that we generally think we m...
There are 14 or 15 different tools for designing an experiment in JMP, depending on whether you have JMP Pro or not. Here are recommendations for when to use which design tool. Custom Des...
Odds ratios in a logistic regression model are used to interpret the effect of the factors included in the model. Logistic regression models are widely used throughout industry and academia. They a...
To predict the reliability of some parts or products, the time and resources required to test under normal conditions isn’t practical, because it could take years for a failure to occur. Instead, eng...
One year ago, JMP users who also used Python made it clear they thought our Python interface was less than optimal. Ouch! We thought the JMP and Python integration we introduced more than five years ...
...omponent to regulatory submissions, development of standard operating procedures and maintenance of good manufacturing practices. Different methodologies are used in Bioassay tests. In this blog...
Have you ever been tasked with predicting who will cancel their services with your company? Or which patients will discontinue their medication? Or perhaps which individuals will be the early adopter...