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For Responses and Factors (where appropriate) I would like an extra field to specify the Units that Responses are measured in and Factors are set at. Like Lower/Upper Limit for Responses and Role or Changes for Factors the specified Units would be saved to the Column Properties for that column.
When deciding upon the Values for Factors to use in the DOE one automatically thinks about the Value's Units anyway and it would be easy to enter them here, whereas later on in the data table many people don't bother entering Units (one reason being that one has to go into each column's properties one by one unless all Units are identical, which is rarely the case).
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Currently X axis must be subgroup, but sometimes I just want a label, such as a timestamp or a sample id. If my subgroup is a sample of one observation, this is essentially the role it serves, but prefer my data to serve a role honestly and explicitly. IR chart allows this, but not the control chart builder.
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When creating a journal, if a text box is added in, then there is only one font that can be chosen for that series of text. It would be helpful to be able to change the font in that text box for different parts of the text. Being able to underline or bold words can help drawing emphasis and attention to different things.
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Archived
Submitted on
07-23-2020
01:53 PM
Submitted by
Brandonstewart
on
07-23-2020
01:53 PM
A great feature that I sometimes use in another program is the ability to import a jpeg, png or other image format of an existing graph and extract the data in the graph into a data table for analysis. This is especially useful for graphs with complex axis, poor readability, or large data density. It is not perfect, but it is a great way to get a little more accuracy when reading data from a two axis plot. Example graph https://images.app.goo.gl/ZfeLChan6fTkj8RAA Example of feature https://www.originlab.com/videos/details.aspx?pid=2105
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Archived
Submitted on
07-14-2020
12:38 PM
Submitted by
nathan-clark
on
07-14-2020
12:38 PM
I would like to see the ability to select cells by their color, not value. This comes as I have learned of the imputation ability for missing values and JMP will color imputed cells the same color. If the window is closed and 'undo' is no longer available, it would be great to be able to select those cells by color to exclude/undo/etc. (another way would be to update imputation to make selection easier after the fact, but the suggestion I believe would have use beyond the noted use case).
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I notice that one of the column properties is "units", which assume to mean things like "feet", "kilometers", etc. Is there a hidden feature that will allow the user to change the column to different units easily? E.g., if input data is in "feet", the user could right click the column header and see an option to change the units to "meters" and the column values would change? Also, if JMP could detect the units from the column header, e.g. len(m) = length in meters --> column header as "len" and units as "meters".
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Archived
Submitted on
07-17-2019
12:45 PM
Submitted by
michaelyoung
on
07-17-2019
12:45 PM
If you want your software to be used in the social sciences, esp. psychology, I recommend two critical features - the first involving simple slopes and the second involving hierarchical regression. In general, the ability to follow up an interaction involving a continuous variable to conduct a "simple slopes" or "simple effects" analysis in which, at a minimum, the user can either probe the slope of a line at different values of another predictor (and obtain slopes with SEs) and even better, provide contrasts between these slopes. The other predictor may be continuous (and thus the ability to plot plus or minus 1 SE would be necessary) or categorical. A second very common technique in psych is hiearchical regression in which two models are compared with one nested within the other. The only way I can do this using JMP is to run both models, extract the model dfs and SS values and MSE, compute an F, and then look up the F in a table (or compute the associated p-value using a JMP Formula). Very clunky. This is super simple in R, SPSS, and even Jamovi.
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Archived
Submitted on
06-30-2019
09:17 PM
Submitted by
MathStatChem
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06-30-2019
09:17 PM
Recently ran across this problem. Needed to fit an exponential growth model to a set of data where the curve must pass/start at the origin. Most of the exponential growth models in Fit Curve don't allow you to constrain the model parameters so that the curve will go through the origin. So I wasnt' able to do what I needed in Fit Curve. I was able to do this in Non-linear by building the model I wanted, but that is rather technical and above the level of the typical user who wants to use Fit Curve. Many chemical and physical kinetic processes y(t) start with y(0)=0. Currently only Weibull Growth & One Compartmental Oral Dose have that property. Could either: a) Allow for fixing and constraining parameters in Fit Curve so that you could get y(0)=0, or b) Adding exponential growth models that go through the origin. For example, these models would be nice to have y(t) = a(1-exp(-bt)) y(t) = a(1-exp(-bt)) + c(1-exp(-dt))
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Archived
Submitted on
11-01-2018
05:17 PM
Submitted by
vince_faller
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11-01-2018
05:17 PM
vince_faller
on
11-01-2018
05:17 PM
Currently if I open any non-modal window while inside of a project, it gets added to the project.
I'd love some way to make a new window NOT open in the project.
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Would be nice to have more flexible column properties for spec limits and control limits. Current column properties allow only one spec limit or control limit. But many SPC users will have changing control limits and spec limits over time. Currently Control Chart Builder can use a Phase column to separate calculated control limits. Saving to a table it will show the _LCL, _Mean, _UCL, etc. for each phase, with phase as an additional column. Could spec limits and control limits work in this manner? The ability to use a table to pull in the requirements, or save from Control Chart Builder to the Column and not just the table? See wish list requests for more flexible Value Ordering and Value Labels column properties that may interact with JMP tables. Not sure how it would work with all platforms, such as Process Screening. Currently have to write scripts to add changing control limits or spec limits to charts and other platforms.
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Currently in the Fit Least Squares platform, you can "Show Prediction Expression" under "Estimates". It is shown using coded levels, and harder to interpret for many users for coefficients. Currently our users are told to "Save Columns" > "Prediction Formula" to a column, then select the formula, and use the menu item "Simplify" to undo coded levels and show as typical coefficients for the model. Any way to add the "Simplify" function to the Prediction Expression when shown in the Fit Least Squares report? (By the way, the "simplify" in the Formula Editor was an awesome addition). Example from the Custom DOE class: "210 + 186* ( (Thickness - 5)/2.5)" becomes "-162 + 74.4 * Thickness" using Simplify The Y intercept of 210 is where the coded level of -1 to +1 is 0, so a positive 210 based on coded levels. But when using Fit Y by X, the equation is -162+74.4*Thickness, which has a negative value for Y intercept when Thickness is zero.
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Now, Expanded Estimates are available only for basic regression models. It would be great to have them for models that are less standard, like logistic regression, ordinal regression, ...
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I would like to see the ability to fit Cox models with time-dependent covariates, as these are very common in retrospective, medical research. While the creation of (start,stop) counting process data sets might be challenging in JMP's point and click environment, perhaps an approach of submitting "wide" data sets to JMP's Cox platform with variables storing the time change-points and the corresponding new values might work (as in Paul Allison's excellent book "Survival Analysis Using SAS").
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I often would wish to open the last used action / window / graph / evaluation by hitting a shortcut on the keyboard. this was one of the most used shortcuts in minitab crtl+e, the same funktion in excel F4... Repeat the last action in this case open the last dialog /evaluation window. would save time... many thanks
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Please make Acceptance Limits available in JMP Control Charts. Introduced by Friend in 1957, the illustration below provides the formula and a chart that uses Acceptance Limits in conjunction with standard Shewhart Control Limits, published in Zhang (Editor), 2016: Nonclinical Statistics for Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Industries, Chapter 21, Altan et al.: Process Capability and Statistical Process Control, p. 566. Acceptance Limits are used to make sure that a process characteristic keeps a safe distance from specification limits, based on the assumption of a normal distribution. The process mean is irrelevant for the calculation of these limits. For high-cpk process characteristics, Shewhart Limits and Acceptance Limits can be very different. If they could be used in conjunction in JMP as suggested in the illustration, that would be great.
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Archived
Submitted on
01-30-2020
08:16 PM
Submitted by
akuznetsovaapl
on
01-30-2020
08:16 PM
Please add as many macOS keyboard shortcuts as possible. There's so many missing compared to Windows version, it makes the flow of repetitive commands so much slower because a mouse has to be used to find the action in the menus every time. For example, Tables, Rows, and Cols have a lot of commonly used actions that need shortcuts!
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Can we have JMP display a path diagram for exploratory factor analysis (EFA) in the multivariate platform? Even though the loading matrix displays similar information, the path diagram will be a very powerful visulaization of the factor model by displaying the most dominant item connected to each factor. There could be an option to display the number of items for each factor (e.g., 3) to control the complexity fo the diagram. The diagram should contain the values of the loadings, and also the correlation among factors for non-orthogonal rotations.
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JMP's text explorer platform is wondeful for pre-processing text, however, it would be great if JMP Pro included a "term map" option where users could click and expand to see additional terms associated with the selected term of interest (i.e. visualization). For example, if I wanted to see the top five terms associated with the term "visualization" for articles in a corpus, by clicking on the "visualization" term it would expand to a selected default (i.e. 5) amount of additional terms (e.g. "scientific", "volume", "interactive", information" and "reference"), thus providing a term map for greater exploration of nuances in text data. Additionally, useful summary statistics could potentially include how many documents/observations in the corpus include the term. I have attached an example of what I am referring to.
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Hi, I would like to see a dedicted area under "Quality & Process" which would offer different tools to detect the amount of measurement error associated with all 5 components of measurement error: Resolution, Accuracy/Bias, Linearity, Stability Reproducibility / Repeatability. As a complete MSA is composed of all these components the current offering under Measurement Systems Analysis is misleading and incomplete. The tools should cover also Attribute studies.
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JMP 14 added the ability to display a normal quantile plot for residuals within the fit model platform. This is a nice feature in JMP 14, allowing users to save time when evaluating normalcy of residuals (avoiding the need to save residuals to the data table, and to do Analyze > Distribution in order to get a normal quantile plot). To extend this capability further in future JMP versions, please consider equipping the fit model platform with red triangle options to fit a normal curve to residuals, and to generate a Shapiro-Wilk test result.
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Data Exploration and Visualization
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Automation and Scripting
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Mass Customization
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Data Access
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Basic Data Analysis and Modeling
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Data Blending and Cleanup
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Content Organization
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Sharing and Communicating Results
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Advanced Statistical Modeling
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Quality and Process Engineering
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Predictive Modeling and Machine Learning
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Design of Experiments
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Reliability Analysis
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Consumer and Market Research
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