Environmental monitoring in JMP: Practical applications for reliable process control
Learn how JMP can be used for environmental monitoring to ensure stable processes, detect shifts early, and support regulatory compliance with real-world examples.
Learn how JMP can be used for environmental monitoring to ensure stable processes, detect shifts early, and support regulatory compliance with real-world examples.
I’m proposing that it’s possible to locate curvilinear ($10 word!) behavior in a designed experiment simply by using the lowly t-test.
Pythons and Pandas, Oh My!
What if you wanted to optimize the shape of a curve? Or, understand how to control the periodicity of a response?
What is functional data? What does functional data analysis provide us?
I wanted to make several graphs in the articles interactive. I knew I could create the interactive graphics in JMP and move them to JMP Public. But I didn't know how to do the bit where I embed the JMP Public content in the article. So, here is how to do it.
We explore a reimagining of Adverse Events Time to Event and introduce the new Medical Query Time to Event, soon to be available in JMP Clinical 19.2.
Are you setting up SSL certificates for JMP Live? This page explains: The types of SSL certificates that JMP Live supports.Which certificate files you must provide.How to convert and format those files.Where to configure them in JMP Live and Keycloak. This information is intended for IT administrators who manage TLS/SSL certificates and Windows servers.
The Exposure Summary report in JMP Clinical produces a comprehensive analysis of patient exposure to protocol-specified study treatments.
JMP 19 includes several new HTML profilers and enhancements. The most notable additions to JMP 19 are all the new platforms that are now supported in interactive HTML and JMP Live. Want to try them? Download the attached script.
Publishing a process screening analysis from JMP to JMP Live just got even more powerful with the new process screening web feature. This enhancement delivers a user-friendly, tabbed report layout, making it easier than ever to navigate and interpret your process data. Organized, tabbed layout for effortless navigation The new report format organizes your analysis into clearly defined tabs. Each t...
Word clouds (an option in Text Explorer) allow you to see a visual representation of the frequency of words in text data. In previous versions of JMP, word clouds were exported to interactive HTML as static images. With JMP 19, word clouds have become interactive.
I know, it’s not Halloween season, but phantom variables are important no matter the time of year! Let’s review how to specify and use phantom variables in the Structural Equation Models (SEM) platform of JMP Pro.
Interactive HTML is how JMP’s content can be shared on the internet. It is the content you see on JMP Public and JMP Live. Every development cycle, we increase the set of JMP features that are interactive in this format. We have always tried to include the most commonly used features, based on user feedback that we solicit. Having reached the point where most of those features are supported, we ca...
This blog is part of the series on new interactive HTML functionality for JMP 19. (view in My Videos) Try this on JMP Public. This video and all images in this blog are captured from interactive HTML running in a web browser, rather than from JMP running on Windows or Mac. You can interact directly with the example marked with Try me, I’m embedded. It is hosted on JMP Public and embedded in this b...
An increasing number of companies are using OpenSource Database systems to store their data. This includes PostgreSQl, MySQL/MariaDB and SQLite. While connecting to a database using JMP's Database Query can be done with a few clicks of a button; the hard work is in configuring the connection on your machine using the right driver. Things get a bit more complicated on a Mac with the lack of resourc...
We explore Happy Little Forests, a happy little JMP add-in for producing many types of forest plots.
I introduce the max difference plot as a more useful alternative to the tendril plot when screening for notable safety signals among recurrent adverse events.