JMP Wish List

hogi · ‎10-13-2022

☐ cool new feature ☐ could help many users! ☑ removes a „bug“ ☐ nice to have ☐ nobody needs it The code in the formula editor can be either constructed by clicking on variables, columns or function in the menu on the left, by dragging items into the formula window - or directly by typing in the code. In the latter case, after typing in the first character, a small jsl code editor pops up and the user can continue to enter the code. There is even syntax highlighting :) Unfortunately, it happens very often that the second - or even third - character is lost: Do other users experence the same issue? What's the benchmark typing speed? 3 missed characters? I hope, the issue can be fixed in a future release of jmp :)

shampton82 · ‎09-16-2022

I'd like to suggest the following to updates to simulation experiment in the Simulator Have the order of the prediction profiler factors in the Gaussian Process Model match the original prediction profiler factor order For JMP Pro users, have the fast gasp option be turned on by default, you have to modify the saved script in the Gaussian data table currently. Thanks! Steve

ansouk · ‎07-22-2022

I have JMP 16. Please enable Paste Special (Ctrl-Alt-V hot key) options in JMP, similarly to Excel. The latter has a very rich dialog window reproduced below. Include check box Do not change data type of receiving columns and convert incompatible data type entries to ‘missing values’ ( • ). This check box will act similarly to changing column properties in JMP: if there are non-numerical entries in some rows of columns the user wants to make Continuous, they will become missing values.

john_madden · ‎02-21-2018

When updating a target table that includes columns with a List Check property, the update on that column fails silently if the update source table contains items that are not in the target table's List Check. I agree that the update should fail, but it should fail with a warning and an option to (a) remove the List Check before proceeding or (b) abort the update.

hogi · ‎06-30-2022

☐ cool new feature ☑ could help many users! ☐ removes a „bug“ ☐ nice to have ☐ nobody needs it By default, column formulas include "excluded" rows in the calculation. An easy solution is to add "excluded()" explicitly as a group by option: Exclude data in formula My wish: a option in the New Formula Column context menu: more wishes submitted by

DensityOfMining · ‎06-05-2022

ErraticAttack · ‎06-03-2022

I proposed that JMP deal with display elements the same manner as every other GUI framework -- don't redraw any element unless the contents have changed or a specific redraw (or inval) method is invoked. Specifically, can there please be a way to keep frameboxes from redrawing the content (this includes redrawing all data points and re-running any attached script) whenever a window is scrolled? Like seriously, draw once and keep the bitmap (or pixmap) persistent unless the box has been changed (size change / dt RowState change / inval method) This is an insanely extreme productivity kill when scrolling through graphs that have many thousands of points or complex attached scripts. The current method of "redraw at every possible opportunity no matter what" is extremely baffling. Here is an example -- the attached scrip merely prints to the log, but scrolling through the graphs shows how it is constantly running every time the scroll box updates (don't propagate the <<inval method to child boxes, ffs) New Window( "Test", vlb = V List Box() ); ::global function = Function( {}, Print( 1 ); ); For( i = 1, i <= 20, i++, vlb << Append( Graph Box( Frame Size( 200, 200 ), X Scale( -100, 100 ), Y Scale( -100, 100 ), ::global function ) ) )

Gareeeesh · ‎03-31-2022

When Stacking or Splitting a table is it possible to make the default Output Table Name = Current Data Table || "." || "Split" or "Stack" ? Relatively small change but think it would help a lot when dealing with a lot of tables at one time.

hogi · ‎03-22-2022

☐ cool new feature ☐ could help many users! ☐ removes a „bug“ ☐ nice to have ☑ nobody needs it -> use Query builder. Hi, when joining tables, it gets interesting when there are several rows with identical values to match. The standard approach: for the N idential values in the first table and M identical values in the second table, NxM rows are generated in the joined data table. Another way is to use the "drop multiples" option. Then just the first row with the respective value makes it into the joined data table and the remaining rows are dropped. my wish: an option to choose the aggregation method (one drop-down menu for each of the 2 tables) possible options: the two existing ones: - no aggregation, NxM - take the first, drop the rest ... plus some of the aggregations that can be found in the Summary Table menu (at least: N, mean, median, min, max, sum) A workaround: first, generate a summary table for one table - and then joint the summary table with table #2 -- or a summary table of table #2. another workaround: generate columns with the aggregated values first and then join the tables but it would be really cool and convenient if this could be done directly via the join table menu ...

hha0101 · ‎03-21-2022

Development of BKMR and WQS models for studying exposure-outcome in environmental epidemiology. Methods are becoming increasingly popular in model building for longitudinal clinical data sets that have large block missingness, high collinearity (in time or space), or for data structures that are otherwise more robust to parametric assumptions.

Florent_M · ‎03-09-2022

The idea is to have an option in the 'new formula column' (right click on column) that inverse a formula function. For exemple, the formula of a column :z is: :x / (1 + :y) Then I select click on 'New formula column/inverse function'. Then a popup menu or an additional menu propose to select the independant variable. Let say I click on :y. Then a new column called Inverse[z][y] is created with the following formula: :x/:z - 1 This features would be extremly appreciated for inversing transformation.

txnelson · ‎02-17-2022

I would like to see in Recode, an option to display the text or numeric in a Hex string. This would be valuable in finding hidden values.

RyMcQeN · ‎02-04-2022

For very large data sets, Fit Model with many 'By' variables has limited performance. Assuming the model execution doesn't run out of memory, the processing time is quite slow. For example: A 50 million row data file with X and Y coordinates as the model effects, and Z coordinate as the Y variable to fit with 1000 distinct 'By' variables will fail on a system with 256GB of RAM and multiple processors. (The memory is what kills it here but assuming we had infinite RAM, the compute time is still very slow since it is single threaded) The wish is for the Fit Model Platform to bundle the model calculations into smaller, more manageable, batches of 'By' variables and utilize multithreading to process through the work load until all 'By' variables have a response generated. In the particular case I am working with, the Personality is 'Standard Least Squares' and the Emphasis is 'Minimal Report'. Once the response is generated, I am capturing the residual values and predicted values which also takes time to update to the data table. Is there opportunity to manage Fit Model work loads more efficiently for large data sets? Thank you, Ryan

ceecee · ‎01-24-2022

I love having the column histograms show up on the data table. This is an awesome feature and I'm glad that JMP has this functionality. I think it would be even more awesome if JMP allows for user preference on whether to show the missing value bins by default or not. Currently (I'm on JMP 15.2), the default is that the missing values do not show up on the histogram. The user has to right click (on the column histogram) to turn on the option to include missing values. For users like me who will always want to see whether there are (and how many) missing values or not, it would save me an extra step if this can be set up under 'Preferences'. Thanks!

shampton82 · ‎01-01-2022

Hello JMP team, I'd like to suggest the following options for the partition platform: A start over button so that you don't have to press the Prune button a bunch of times to restart a tree An ability to set the minimum split size to a % of the training N qty vs the current option of just a static number The ability to stop splitting on a logworth value (for example, don't split if the splits logworth is below 2) The ability to highlight the rows in the datatable by clicking on the row of the leaf report Thanks for considering these requests! Steve

jthi · ‎12-19-2021

Allow user to select multiple subexpressions in formula editor and show them all in Preview. This would make formula creation easier. Also Allow user to make formula expressions preview table to datatable with selected subexpression and formula attached

jthi · ‎12-19-2021

Currently when you make the preview table to datatable you will loose the formula and subexpression formula. It would be helpful to be able to export the formulas to smaller table. Also Allow selection of multiple subexpressions in formula editor

1minus1 · ‎10-27-2021

I have a few data tables used for analysis of data that have embedded scripts. These scripts perform analyses that spawn new tables (summaries, model fits from which I create combined data tables, then perform splits, joins, etc.). In these scripts, I often move/rename columns and remove rows/columns, and these scripts are impossible to work on with the debugger. I need to be able to see how these new tables and reports evolve when trying to debug. With the recent update to JMP16, there was an analysis that yielded a table with columns in a different order than JMP15. I resorted to inserting Throw(); at different points in the script to make ad hoc breakpoints. An ideal solution would be a debugger that is built into the script editor with breakpoints, like most programming IDEs. The spawning of a separate JMP process for debugging is clunky and prevents straightforward debugging of UI-based analyses.

shampton82 · ‎09-07-2021

Can you please add in some additional options for sorting the items showing in the data filter? Items such as: -Select only the top 10 by count or even better yet Top "X" where X is a user input -Sort by another column and function: so if you had a part type column and the number of defects by each lot number of the part then being able to sort the parts in the filter by the average defects by part or by the sum of defects per part.

Wei17 · ‎08-16-2021

In JMP version 13, when 2-way clustering is perform and displayed as dendrograms in HCA plot, one can only save row order by using "save display order" but not columns that often are variables. To get column order in current JMP version 13, one has to to go back to the data table, perform transpose and then re-do HCA with the exact parameter. So it would be great if column order can be saved as shown in HCA plot in a similar way as one saves row order. Thanks.

JMP Wish List

fix the "2nd character issue" in the Formula Editor

Simulation Experiment improvements

Enable Paste Special (Ctrl-Alt-V hot key) Functionality

Table > Update should warn when column will fail due to List Check

group by excluded()

visualization Augment for multiple variants correlation based on quality control chart

FrameBox pixmap persistence

JMP Table Name Suffix depending on action to produce new table

Table join with aggregation - options like N, mean, median, min ...

Bayesian Kernel Machine Regression(BKMR) and Weighted Quantile Sum (WQS) Regression For Correlated and Missing Multivariate Data Structures

Functional inverse for formula

I would like to see in Recode, an option to display the text or numeric in a Hex string

Multithreading in the Fit Model Platform

Show missing value bin in the column histogram on data table

Partition Analysis additional options

Allow selection of multiple subexpressions in formula editor

Allow user to make formula expressions preview table to datatable with selected subexpression and formula attached

Showing changes to data tables while using JSL Debugger

Additional order options for data filters

Saves the column order in a 2-way HCA clustering