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Create Profiler for GenReg model with multiple response column factor

Status: New Submitted by on ‎02-07-2024 01:04 PM
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I was analyzing a bunch of historical data for engineers who had several potential multiple response column factors. They have only regular JMP (not JMP Pro), so several steps were needed to make them a Profiler they could play with in their copy of regular JMP.

 

JMP17 and JMP18EA8: I discovered that I could not get a profiler to appear in GenReg with the multiple response column factor in the model, much less if I saved the prediction formula (and PredSE formula) and used Graph>Profiler. However, if I edited the prediction formula column to remove ContainsItem() and replaces with If(Contains(),1,0) and replace the multiple response column reference with a nominal column, then Graph>Profiler would work fine. And I could give my engineers a Profiler they could play with. But these are a lot of annoying extra steps. Save me the steps!