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• Definitive Screening Design

  (view in My Videos)   Investigators use screening designs when they want to identify the factors that have the most substantial effects on a response.
  
  A screening design enables you to study a large number of factors in a fairly small experiment.
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  Many standard screening designs focus on estimating main effects.
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  Definitive Screening Designs can avoid model ambiguity, enabling you to id...

  ryandewitt

  Dec 3, 2021 1:01 PM

  5605 views | 2 replies

• Using the Excel Import Wizard

  (view in My Videos)   Using the JMP Excel Import Wizard   In JMP 12 for Mac and earlier versions of JMP for Windows, opening a Microsoft Excel file launches the Excel Import Wizard.   The Wizard is especially helpful when the structure of Excel data is irregular.   For example, you might want to exclude columns or convert the text in the third row to JMP column headings.   To open a Microsoft E...

  ryandewitt

  Dec 3, 2021 1:00 PM

  9205 views | 1 replies

• Creating Dashboards

  (view in My Videos)       In this short video I’ll walk you through the process of combining multiple reports with the JMP Dashboard Builder available in the most recent versions of JMP.   Here in JMP, I have some freely available web Football data that has been joined together in a single data table.  Look for the links below if you’re interested in creating the same dashboard.    JMP 13 introd...

  ryandewitt

  Dec 3, 2021 1:00 PM

  7320 views | 0 replies

• Multiple Regression, Multicollinearity, and Model Building - Housing Prices

  Produced by: Marlene Smith University of Colorado Denver Business School Background A real estate company that manages properties around a ski resort in the United States wishes to improve its methods for pricing homes.  Data is readily available on a number of measures, including size of the home and property, location, age of the house, and a strength-of-market indicator.  The Task             ...

  jules

  Nov 29, 2021 10:40 AM

  13298 views | 0 replies

• Kerrich: Is a Coin Fair? Learn Inference for One Proportion

    Key ideas Practical Importance Versus Statistical Significance, Low Power   Background John Kerrich was an English mathematician who found himself in a prison camp in Denmark during WW II. This freed up his calendar considerably. To help occupy his time, he performed a series of experiments in probability. Most statisticians claim that coins are fair, and this gave Kerrich a chance to test this ...

  gail_massari

  Nov 29, 2021 10:40 AM

  5009 views | 0 replies