Comparing apples to apples in a taste test
Have you ever wondered what variety of apple is the tastiest? This holiday, our family put the apples to the test to determine if we could find our favorite.
Have you ever wondered what variety of apple is the tastiest? This holiday, our family put the apples to the test to determine if we could find our favorite.
In some cases where the response to a change in a variable is not linear, one can approximate a nonlinear response using a model that is a linear combination of terms in which the parameters appear singly in each term and only as a coefficient. See how to do this using JMP.
Bootstrapping is simple and flexible because bootstrapped distributions can be generated within most JMP Pro statistical reports. Here's a brief tutorial. Figure 1 Tailor Summary Statistics table to show only Interquartile Range
Attend the event in Copenhagen to learn why Tim Harford says experimentation and disruption are good for innovation.
Ever wonder how to compare coaching records to see who is "best"? How about if coaches are consistent winners across their careers? Or whether the influence of an individual school's winning tradition helps to elevate a coach's performance? I decided to take a look.
Systems Engineer Mike Anderson showed how to use a column that rated people as cold (opposed to) or hot (in favor of) approving Toronto casinos to color the JMP Word Cloud by cold (opposed to casino) or hot (in favor of casino) sentiment.
For the richest understanding of multi-factor systems and processes, you need to build models.
Kaiser Fung, creator of the Junk Charts blog, breaks down the complexity of a chart depicting the exodus of senior investment bankers from top-tier banks in 2018.
It's flu season. There is a wealth of open source flu data that is perfect for showcasing the mapping capabilities in JMP.
David Kriesel finds interesting facts about Germany by analysing news articles from Spiegel Online.
Machine learning is the current buzz-phrase meant to encompass the computer algorithms used to make decisions, predictions, or classifications based on data.
Can I use machine learning to predict whether I will win at pool?
The Wall Street Journal recently published a nice, interactive graphic piece called "Battling Infectious Diseases in the 20th Century: The Impact of Vaccines," which contains a series of graphs showing the incidence of selected infectious diseases by state and year. Here's the one for measles. My first impression was, "Wow, it looks like the country had the measles, and the vaccine cleared it up....
If you’re curious about data, excited to share ideas and ready for conversations on statistics, register early to reserve your place.
Are the people of Craven, a small district of England, exceptionally satisfied with their lives, or is it yet another example of a dangerously misleading effect?
Co-author, Rosemary Lucas hears the news that her book was the number one seller at #JMPDISCOVERYSUMMIT
You do not have to be a data scientist to analyse marketing data.
Crisis in Craven? Region plummets from No. 1 to No. 102 in UK happiness survey. I wondered why. Grassington, Craven, North Yorkshire. Photo by Andy Kay.
The last in a 3-part series on creating the ultimate road trip. In this post, I lay out my final path and walk through some of its features. Finally, I'll lay out some potential areas where you could expand on this work and create your own road trips.
This is the first in a three-part series of posts describing how I created an epic road trip across the USA. Prepare to learn about finding paths through complex networks, more information about the US Highway system than you thought you would ever want, and even a brief cameo from a guy named Hamilton (not the broadway version I'm afraid)!