Do you miss the JMP Developer Tutorials offered at JMP Discovery Summit?
Well, they are back, with a slight difference. Instead of being offered at the upcoming online Discovery Summit Americas, this October, November and December we are offering six Developer Tutorials as part of the Mastering JMP online series.
Although you’ll be on Zoom rather than sitting in a conference room with other JMP users, the developers will structure their presentations to include as much dialogue and Q&A as you find useful. We’ll hold sessions at a time – 11 am US Eastern Time – that we hope is convenient for users in the US, UK and Western Europe. And, of course, all JMP users worldwide are welcome.
The developers still aim to give you insight into the workings and statistics behind JMP and to learn about issues facing you as users – issues that the JMP Development Team might address in future JMP releases. And, they will answer your questions about why and when to use the approaches they have integrated into JMP and/or JMP Pro.
The first session on Handling Covariates Effectively When Designing Experiments will be presented by Ryan Lekivetz (@Ryan_Lekivetz) on Oct. 21.
I spoke with Ryan as he was planning his session. He shared how he decided to become a statistician when living in Western Canada and how JMP subsequently lured him to North Carolina. I think you’ll agree that his ability to make design of experiments (DOE) understandable to even a first grader is remarkable. Please enjoy his short interview (audio only). But watch out, his creativity is highly infectious.
Want to learn more from Ryan?
